This AE-Majorina coin from Emperor Valentinian II, struck in Antioch, is a notable specimen of late Roman imperial coinage. Valentinian II reigned from 375 to 392 AD, during a period of political and military challenges within the empire. The coin likely features a portrait of Valentinian II on the obverse, possibly wearing a crown or diadem, symbolizing his imperial authority. The reverse probably depicts an imperial motif, such as the emperor seated or standing, often in a galley or naval scene, emphasizing his role as “Emperor in the Galley” or his naval power and leadership. Made of bronze or similar alloy, the Majorina was a common circulating coin used in daily transactions. The VF (Very Fine) grade indicates moderate wear with clear details, making it a desirable piece for collectors interested in late Roman or Byzantine imperial coinage. A historically significant coin representing Valentinian II’s reign—an excellent addition for collectors of Roman or Byzantine history and numismatics, offering a tangible connection to this turbulent yet fascinating era.