Coinage minted in the east of the Roman Empire after the final east-west split upon Theodosius's death in 395. The eastern empire, centered in the budding new metropolis of Constantinople, was a beacon of economic prosperity and Christian learning while the West was overrun by Germanic tribes.
Theodosius I the Great (r. 379-395 AD) Roman Silver Siliqua, Trier – From the Colkirk Hoard
Valens (r. 364-378) Roman Silver Siliqua, Trier – From the Colkirk Hoard
Eastern Roman Empire – Valens (r. 364-378) Silver Siliqua, Trier – From the Colkirk Hoard
Roman Empire – Valens (r. 364-378) Silver Siliqua, Trier – From the Colkirk Hoard
Eastern Roman Empire – Arcadius (r. 395-408 AD) Silver Siliqua, Milan – From the Colkirk Hoard
Eastern Roman Empire – Arcadius (r. 395-408 AD) Silver Siliqua – From the Colkirk Hoard
Eastern Roman Empire – Valens (r. 364-378) Silver Siliqua, Trier – From the Colkirk Hoard