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Divus Romulus (son of Maxentius) BI Nummus. Ostia, circa AD 309-312. DIVO ROMVLO N V BIS CONS, bare head to right / AETERNAE MEMORIAE, eagle with wings spread standing to right on domed shrine; right door ajar; MOSTT in exergue. RIC VI 34. 5.45g, 22mm, 12h.
Very Fine.
From the Vitangelo Collection, collector's ticket included.
Not much is known about Valerius Romulus, the oldest son of Maxentius. He was born circa in AD 292-295 and seems to have died when he was 14 years or older, after serving twice as consul together with his father, in AD 308 and AD 309. This young Caesar's death shattered his father's attempt at founding a dynasty.
Very Fine.
From the Vitangelo Collection, collector's ticket included.
Not much is known about Valerius Romulus, the oldest son of Maxentius. He was born circa in AD 292-295 and seems to have died when he was 14 years or older, after serving twice as consul together with his father, in AD 308 and AD 309. This young Caesar's death shattered his father's attempt at founding a dynasty.