Help Identify coin

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It's Ancient, but that's as much as I can tell you.... but you will get an answer soon. Neat find!
 

Cool find.
Idk?
 

Looks like a fourth century Roman Bronze Coin of Julian11, but with out a legend it's hard to say.

SS
 

Dads thoughts;
Picture shown appears to be a CONSTANTINE I Follis circa AD 315-325, Can read CONSTAN-TIN[ ] but need to see reverse and idea of size plus weight.
 

Dads thoughts;
Picture shown appears to be a CONSTANTINE I Follis circa AD 315-325, Can read CONSTAN-TIN[ ] but need to see reverse and idea of size plus weight.
I thought about him, but the neck doesn't look thick enough.:dontknow:

SS
 

Oooh neat! Sorry I can't help identify it.
 

Cleaned it a bit
 

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I'm dying to hear more about this coin, what a fantastic find. Can it possibly be authentic, and not a replica? The condition seems almost to good to be true.
 

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[TD]Arles
RIC VII 286[/TD]
[TD]Constantine I AE3. 325-326 AD. CONSTAN_TINVS AVG, laureate head right / PROVIDENTIAE AVGG, campgate with five to twelve rows, two turrets, no doors, star above. Mintmark PA-crescent-RL.[/TD]
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http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/c...IC_vII_286.jpg
Don......
 

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[TD]Arles
RIC VII 286[/TD]
[TD]Constantine I AE3. 325-326 AD. CONSTAN_TINVS AVG, laureate head right / PROVIDENTIAE AVGG, campgate with five to twelve rows, two turrets, no doors, star above. Mintmark PA-crescent-RL.[/TD]
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http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/c...IC_vII_286.jpg
Don......

I think thats spot-on, other than the mint, that looks to be the Second mint, not the Primary. ie SA-crescent-RL (although it might just be corrosion??)
 

I'm dying to hear more about this coin, what a fantastic find. Can it possibly be authentic, and not a replica? The condition seems almost to good to be true.

Its real.
 

It looks real and yes it took some time to clean it up to this point, it's close to the size of penny, a tad bigger but a little thinner then penny
 

Geeze......and I thought it was a hobo nickel.
 

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