Roman Bronze Coin – Follis, Constantine I, VICTORIAE LAETAE, c. 319–320 AD

A piece of world history – minted almost 1,700 years ago

This original Roman bronze coin dates from the reign of Constantine I the Great – one of the most important emperors of antiquity, who elevated Christianity to the state religion and founded Constantinople. Each of these coins was once real currency, passing through the hands of soldiers, merchants, and citizens of the empire.

What you receive

• Original Roman bronze coin – not a cast, not a replica
• Obverse: Bust of Emperor Constantine I in profile facing right, in richly ornamented plate armour. Inscription: IMP CONSTANTINVS AVG or IMP CONSTANTINVS MAX AVG (Imperator Constantinus Maximus Augustus)
• Reverse: Two winged goddesses of victory (Victories) stand facing each other, jointly holding a shield over a decorated sacrificial altar. On the shield, two lines: VOT / PR (Vota Populi Romani). Inscription: VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP ("The joy-bringing victory of the eternal Prince")
• Mint: Exergue abbreviation indicates Trier, Siscia, or London
• Includes Certificate of Authenticity – officially confirmed and documented
• Presented in a high-quality transparent protective display

Details

• Type: Follis (Æ)
• Epoch: Constantinian Dynasty, approx. 319–320 AD
• Material: Bronze with characteristic green-black patina
• Condition: Fine – original patina, authentic signs of wear

For collectors & history enthusiasts

Minted at a time when Constantine I changed the fate of the Western world forever. Today you hold this piece of history in your hands. A coin that captivates with its extraordinary green-black patina and its authenticity.

Each coin is unique with individual patina and history. Image corresponds to the actual specimen.