CONSTANTINE The Great. VERY RARE R4 in RIC. Victory. Heraklea. Roman Empire Coin

Lick picture and select "View/Open Image" for large hi-res. Ancient Roman Coin of Constantine the Great. C O N S T A N T I N E I. City Commemorative coin struck by Constantine the Great.

Struck during the reign Constantine I, Struck 330-333 AD. VERY RARE RATED "R4" in RIC.

Struck under the reign Constantine I, 330-333 AD, Heraklea Mint Æ3 follis. Obverse: CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Constantinopolis' laureate helmeted bust left in imperial cloak and holding scepter across left shoulder. Reverse: Victory with open wings in posture of alighting, facing, head left, right foot on a vessel's prow, holding scepter in right hand and leaning on shield with left arm; SMHA (S acra M oneta H eraklea A [officina A / first]) in exergue--Heraklea mint mark. RIC VII Heraclea 115; Sear 16471.

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Ruler: Constantine I
Denomination: Follis
Composition: Bronze
Year: 333 AD
Grade: XF
Date: 330 AD
Era: Ancient
Historical Period: Roman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD)