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  1. May 15, 2024 · Bronze coin of Constantius II showing signs of active bronze disease (the blue spot on the Emperor's neck). Without treatment, the corrosion may worsen causing damage similar to that seen on the reverse.

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  2. Also no, bronze disease cannot spread to silver color. I have this coin, I know very little about it (and numismatics in general) I’ve been told on here that it’s Constantine II Can anyone help me with…

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  4. Apr 4, 2021 · Bronze disease is flaky enough that you could run a Q tip across it and you would see little green flakes if it's disease. But no, a simple fingernail scratch won't do anything to an undiseased bronze coin...

  5. These three coins depict the portraiture of Constantius II. Although the two bronze coins are difficult to see, the face begins to pop out when the viewer knows what to look for. To begin comparing these coins, all three show Constantius from a side profile and focus mainly on the head.

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  6. Do I have a Patina, or Bronze Disease? This may be the most important question you ask. A patina is safe; bronze disease is not. ♦ Is the “green part” universally on the coin, or occurring only in one or two places? ♦ Can you “scrape off” the green part with a stiff toothbrush, a toothpick or fingernail?

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  7. Mar 22, 2023 · I am very interested in purchasing this roman bronze follis of constantius II, fallen horseman siscia mint. Mainly because I love fel temps and the patina is colourful. However, I am not sure if the patina has bronze disease or it's just verdigris.

  8. We know because Constantius II is Caesar and not yet Augustus. Only from Arles = Constantina (at the time Arelate was renamed Constantina for Constantine II. The "CONS" in the mintmark can be confused with Constantinople).

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