Diocletian AD 284-305 Bronze Follis 1st Issue London mint
£895.00
Diocletian AD 284-305 Bronze Follis 1st Issue
London mint
Struck circa AD 296
Good VF. Rare
25.5mm, 8.18g
1 in stock
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