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  1. Constantine I AE follis. 326- 327AD VOT XXX Heraclea Mint

    Constantine I AE follis. 326- 327 AD. CONSTANTINVS AVG, diademed head right, ladder-shaped diadem with one pearl in segments / DN CONSTANTINI MAX AVG around VOT XXX in wreath. Mintmark dot SMHA. 3gm 17mm

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  2. Roman Britain Constantine I The Great 320 AD Follis Ancient Coin Rare Type 15F

    Constantine and Licinius both drew upon a variety of reverse designs in order to signify such ideas as strength, tranquility, and prosperity, though matters between the two were ever-unstable as war broke out between them in AD 316, most likely over a mutual envy and mistrust of one another.

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  3. NGC graded XF Roman Coin Hand of God issue !!! Constantine horses chariot 12

    NGC graded Roman Coin Constantine I HAND OF GOD COIN graded XF nice. You will receive the coin pictured. This will make a very nice gift for any person with historical and or religious interests, or buy one for your own collection.

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  4. ROMAN. CONSTANTINE I. (DIVUS CONSTANTIUS I ISSUE) BRONZE FOLLIS. MINT OF LONDON.

    ROMAN. ISSUE OF CONSTANTINE I IN HONOUR OF DIVUS CONSTANTIUS I, DIED 306 A.D. BRONZE FOLLIS. MINT OF LONDON, 307-9 A.D. Obverse. Bust of Constantius I right. Reverse. MEMORIA FELIX, Altar, eagles at side, PLN below. Diameter: 28mm. Flan crack on right side of obverse. Scarce. (Thank you for viewing the coin. All our coins are guaranteed to be genuine and authentic. We've been dealing in coins and antiquities for over 40 years. Questions about the coin are always welcome. Kind Regards, Ancient17).

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  5. Constantine I Commemorative, AE 4. c. 340AD. A scarce coin.

    CONSTANTINE I. Reverse : Constantine shrouded. Size: 12 mm & 1.02 gm. Obverse: Veiled head right. standing front, looking right.

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  6. 330-348 AD Coin Constantine Constantinopolis Ancient Roman Roma Victory Prow

    In ancient Roman religion Victoria was the deified personification of victory. Constantine I, also known as Constantine the Great, was Roman emperor from AD 306 to 337. He was the first emperor to convert to Christianity.

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