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A fascinating piece of late Roman history, struck during the brief reign of Julian II, the last Roman emperor to openly embrace the traditional pagan religions of Rome. Julian ruled from AD 361–363 during a turbulent period of the Roman Empire. The coin features Julian's bearded portrait on the obverse and the famous bull reverse, accompanied by the inscription SECVRITAS REIPVB, meaning "Security of the State." The bull imagery is associated with Julian's religious program and remains one of the most recognizable coin designs of his reign. At approximately 1,660 years old, this bronze coin offers a tangible connection to the late Roman Empire and the final attempt to revive Rome's traditional religious traditions. #DepopSweepstakes #JulianTheApostate #AncientRomanCoins #RomanEmpire #AncientCoins