Roman bronze coin of Aelia Eudoxia (401-460) NGC(F)

Weight/Dimensions: 43.7 g | 3.4" L x 2.4" W x 0.4" H Grade Condition: (F) Metal: Bronze Reverse: Various contemporary political military and religious themes Aelia Eudoxia was the wife of the Roman Emperor Arcadius. The controversial marriage was arranged by a court eunuch called Eutropius, whom she later had executed. One of her sons took the throne as Theodosius II. She died during childbirth in the year 404.