Roman Coin - Valentinian

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High-resolution artwork measures 2048 x 2048 pixels, game-ready for seamless integration into Unreal or Unity environments, featuring an extremely low-poly polygon mesh that minimizes computational requirements without compromising visual fidelity. A rare and valuable coin minted during the reign of Valentinian I in Rome between 364-367 AD bears his image on one side. The obverse displays a rosette-diademed bust of the emperor with draped and cuirassed arms, facing to the right. On the reverse, the emperor stands with his head turned to the right, triumphantly holding aloft Victory on a globe while grasping a labarum, symbolizing his role as Restitutor Rei Publicae - a champion of public order. The coin also features a cross in the left field, weighing 4.4 grams and identified by catalog numbers C.28 and RIC.IX,2a. This specimen is characterized as fine quality.