Roman bronze coin – Follis, Constantine I, c. 330–335 AD

A Piece of World History – Minted Almost 1,700 Years Ago

This original Roman bronze coin dates back to the Constantinian era – one of the most formative periods of Late Antiquity. Each of these coins was once real currency – changing hands in markets, camps, and palaces of the Empire.

What you receive

• Original Roman bronze coin – not a cast, not a replica
• Obverse: Bust of the emperor with diadem, facing right, in armor
• Reverse: Two soldiers with helmets, spears, and shields; two standards in between – GLOR-IA EXERC-ITVS ("The Glory of the Army")
• Includes certificate of authenticity
• In a high-quality transparent protective display case

Dating & Mint

• Type: Follis (Æ3/Æ4) · Era: 330–335 AD
• Material: Bronze · Condition: Fine (f) to Very Fine (vf) – original patina
• Mint: Heraclea or Thessaloniki

The type with two standards was minted exactly between 330–335 AD – from 335 AD onwards, there was only one standard.

For Collectors & History Enthusiasts

Imagine how this coin once passed through the hands of Roman soldiers and emperors. Today, you hold this piece of history in your hands.

Each coin is unique. The illustration corresponds to the actual specimen.