Late Roman Bronze Ring with Chi-Rho Symbol History with the circle representing heaven

with the circle representing heaven and the square symbolizing earth

On the obverse of the coins

and WWII versions can be identified by their slot brooch suspensions and certain manufacturer’s marks

the Two-Cent piece stands as a fascinating artifact of a turbulent era—born of wartime necessity and remembered for introducing a phrase that would become central to American currency

These rings typically depicted the bride and groom standing side by side

Late Roman Bronze Ring with Chi-Rho Symbol History with the circle representing heavenDate: c. 4th 5th Century A. D. Weight: 7. 65 grams Size: 9. 5 (U. S.) T (U. K.) History of the Artifact This robust Late Roman bronze ring features a broad, rounded bezel deeply engraved with the Chi Rho () monogramone of the earliest and most iconic symbols of Christianity. The design consists of the superimposed Greek letters (Chi) and (Rho), the first two letters of the Greek word for Christ (). Two incised bands on either side of the bezel further