Western Roman Empire Gration AD 367-383 $335

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Lot number	233
Auction	Sept 10 2026 GOLD SILVER BULLION COINS KNIVES CARDS
Date	September 10, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT
Auction house	Iowa Surplus & Estate Auctions
Location	Coralville, Iowa

Western Roman Empire Gration AD 367-383 $335 This is a Western Roman Empire coin from the reign of Gratian, dating from AD 367-383. It is an AE3 Nummus, a bronze coin of relatively small denomination. The coin is associated with the "Decline & Fall of Rome" era, a period of significant challenges and eventual collapse for the Western Roman Empire. The coin is encapsulated in a protective holder, likely graded or authenticated by a numismatic service. The retail price is listed as $335. Condition: The coin appears to be in fair condition, with significant wear and corrosion visible on the surface. Details are somewhat obscured, but the overall shape and some design elements are still discernible. The surfaces are not smooth, and there is evidence of environmental damage. Mint: The mint is not specified on the holder. Metal Content: The holder indicates the coin is made of AE3 (bronze). Historical Context: Gratian ruled the Western Roman Empire from AD 367 to 383. This coin was minted during a period of decline and instability in the Roman Empire. The AE3 denomination was a common bronze coin used for everyday transactions. Collector Value: Given the condition, the collector value is likely lower than the retail price of $335. The value would depend on the rarity of the specific type, the legibility of the details, and the demand from collectors specializing in late Roman bronze coinage. Strike Type: The strike appears to be weak, likely due to wear and corrosion. Grading: A formal grade is not provided, but based on the visible condition, it would likely grade somewhere between Fair and Very Good. Coin, Currency, Roman, Empire, Gratian, Nummus, AE3, AD 367-383, Retail, $335 Western Roman Empire, Gratian, AD 367-383, AE3, Nummus, Decline and Fall of Rome, Ancient Coin, Roman Coin, Coin Collecting, Numismatics Bidder is fully responsible for: - Determining what an item is worth to you - Evaluating the condition and authenticity of items - Making informed bidding decisions The auction house does explicitly not: - Provide appraisals - Grade items - Authenticate items - Test items - Third-Party Grading is that of the 3rd party and not done by us -Gold, Guilded or Silver, Not Verified on Trump Cards & Coins For collectibles like coins and trading cards, be aware that they: - May be Graded or Ungraded (Raw) - Could be Authentic, Un-Authentic, Reproductions, Reprints, Replicas - Might be originals, reproductions, or replicas Most importantly, remember that: - Your bid is a binding contract - If you win, you must purchase the item regardless of the condition - Only bid what you're comfortable paying - Always inspect item auction pictures carefully before bidding You're responsible for your due diligence before placing any bids. Take time to research and evaluate items carefully, and never bid more than you're willing to spend. Only two bidders can determine the value and price of items. Don't rely on any other advice other than yourself to

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