Roman Coins and their Values, Volume V: The Christian Empire: The Later Constantinian Dynasty and the Houses of Valentinian and Theodosius and their Successors, Constantine II to Zeno, AD 337 - 491 by Sear, D. R.

Explore the fascinating coinage of the later Roman Empire (AD 337-491) with the definitive guide – Sear's Roman Coins and Their Values, Volume V.

A New Era Dawns:

This final volume of the 'Millennium Edition' marks a significant shift, delving into the coinage of the Christian Roman Empire.

A Collector's Roadmap:

• Comprehensive Listing: Discover a detailed catalogue of Roman coins from Constantine II to Zeno.
• Historical Insights: Gain valuable context with background information on each reign and its coinage.
• Efficient Organization: Navigate the catalogue effortlessly with a structure based on rulers, denominations, and reverse designs.
• Blending Tradition & Innovation: This volume merges the user-friendliness of Cohen's work with the scholarly depth of RIC and modern mint classifications.
• Visual Reference: Explore clear black and white photographs of coins throughout the book.

Witnessing Change:

• East & West Diverge: Uncover the growing political and military separation between the Eastern and Western Roman Empires.
• Coinage in Transition: Explore the evolving nature of imperial coinage during this complex period.
• From Constantine to Zeno: Witness the dramatic transformation of the Roman world, encompassing the rise of Christianity, the fall of paganism, and the emergence of barbarian kingdoms.

A Bridge Between Eras:

This essential reference bridges the gap between the Roman and Byzantine Empires. While this volume focuses on the period ending with Zeno (AD 491), for later Eastern Roman coinage, readers are directed to the companion publication "Byzantine Coins and Their Values."

Own your copy of Sear's Roman Coins and Their Values, Volume V, and embark on a journey through the final chapter of Roman coinage!