Lot Of – Ancient Roman Copper Coins featuring Constantine the Great

Ancient Roman copper coins featuring Constantine the Great, who ruled from AD 306 to 337, are primarily known as follis or nummus. These coins typically display a portrait of Constantine on the obverse, often wearing a laurel wreath or helmet, and feature imperial titles. The reverse commonly depicts Roman deities, military symbols, or propaganda themes such as “Gloria Exercitus” (Glory of the Army), showing soldiers with standards. These coins were minted across the Roman Empire and reflect Constantine’s efforts to legitimize his rule and promote Christianity later in his reign.