ROMAN EMPIRE, Constantine I, 307-337 AD, billon reduced centenionalis, Antioch mint
$30.00
ROMAN EMPIRE, Constantine I, 307-337 AD, reduced centenionalis, no date (330-33, 335 AD), Antioch mint, officina 10, Obverse: helmeted bust L, CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Reverse: Victory standing L on prow, billon, 17mm, 2.95g, SR16480, aVF/VF+
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Description
In the Imperial Period Roman coinage became an engine for governmental propaganda. All of the themes of the coins are celebratory of some aspect of govermental authority or achievement.
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