Moneda (Ae2) Años 392-395 d. C.

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Cultural affiliation.	Roman Empire
Metal.	Bronze
Issuing entities.	Rome. Theodosius I
ECSC.	Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey)
Site	Ancient Numismatic Fund
Types	Currency
Source	MARQ collections

Coin (Ae2) Years 392-395 A.D. AD 392-395.

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