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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (3.84 gm). Struck 310-312 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS P AVG, his
laureate and helmeted bust facing left, holding spear and shield |
| Reverse: | COMITI AVGG NN, Sol standing left, holding globe; * in right
field, PLN below. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 177 London mint. Grade: GVF. |
| Comments: |
For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (4.20 gm). Struck circa 312-313 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS P.F. AVG., his laureate head facing right. |
| Reverse: | FELICITAS AVGG NN, Roma seated left, holding branch and globe; */PLN below. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 246 London mint. Grade: gVF. |
| Comments: | For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. | |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (4.38 gm). Struck 312-313 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS P.F. AVG., his laureate head facing right. |
| Reverse: | ROMA AETER AVGG, Roma seated left, holding
branch and globe; */PLN below. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 269 London mint. Grade: gVF. |
| Comments: |
For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (4.37 gm). Struck 310-313 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS P.F. AVG., his laureate head facing right. |
| Reverse: | SOLI INVICO COMITI, Sol standing left, chamlys over left shoulder, right hand raised, left holding globe; T F/PTR. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 873 Trier mint. Grade: EF, silvered. |
| Comments: | For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. | |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group, Inc.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great, AD 306-337. AE Follis (4.24 gm). |
| Obverse: | IMP. CONSTANTINVS P. F. AVG, his laureate, cuirassed bust right. |
| Reverse: | SOLI INVICTO COMITI, radiate, draped bust of Sol right. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 886 Trier mint. Grade: GVF. |
| Comments: |
For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (4.24 gm). |
| Obverse: | IMP CONSTANTINVS P.F. AVG., his laureate and cuirassed bust facing right. |
| Reverse: | SOLI INVICO COMITI, radiate, draped bust of Sol facing right. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 886. Trier mint. Good VF |
| Comments: | For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. | |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (4.29 gm). Struck 310-313 AD. |
| Obverse: | IMP CONSTANTINVS AVG., his laureate and cuirassed bust facing right. |
| Reverse: | SOLI INVICO COMITI, radiate, draped bust of Sol facing right. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 890 Trier mint. Grade: EF. |
| Comments: |
For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (3.54 gm). Struck 310-313 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS P.F. AVG., his laureate and cuirassed bust facing right. |
| Reverse: | SOLI INVICO COMITI, radiate, draped bust of Sol facing right. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 893 Trier, but probably struck at Ticinium. Grade: VF. |
| Comments: | For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews.
Note from CNG: "In RIC, Sutherland and Carson attributed all coins of this type to the mint at Trier, stating that 'the portrait style is indubitably that of Trier' (RIC VI, pg. 162). However, in the opinion of this cataloguer, the difference in bust styles is so blatant that it precludes a single mint theory. In fact, from the many examples handled, it would appear that most western mints struck this unmarked issue." | |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (6.44 gm). Struck ca. 307 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS NOB CAES, his laureate head facing right. |
| Reverse: | CONSERVATORES VRB SVAE, Roma seated within hexastyle temple, holding globe in right hand, scepter in left; R*Q below. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 196 Rome mint. Grade: VF |
| Comments: |
For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. |
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Contributor: Classical Numismatic Group.
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| Issuer: | CONSTANTINE I "the Great", AD 306-337. AE Follis (5.79 gm). Struck ca. summer 307 AD. |
| Obverse: | CONSTANTINVS NOB CAES, his laureate head facing right. |
| Reverse: | CONSERVATORES KART SUAE, Carthago standing within hexastyle temple, holding fruits; PKD. |
| Reference: | RIC VI 61 Carthage mint. Grade: gVF. |
| Comments: | For more information, read the "Constantine I" entry from De Imperatoribus Romanis.
For recent scholarship on the family of Constantine see TOCS-IN; for book reviews, see Bryn Mawr Classical Reviews. | |
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