Roman Empire. Crispus (AD 317-326). Follis AD 323-324 - Treveri Mint (No reserve price)

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Roman bronze follis from the Treveri Mint, AD 323–324, featuring Crispo Nobilissimus Caesar; ungraded.

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Obverse legend: CRISPVS NOB CAES (Crispo Nobilissimo Cesare).
​Depicted person: Crispo (Flavius Julius Crispo), the eldest son of Emperor Constantine I (Constantine the Great) and Minervina. Named Caesar in 317 AD, he died in 326 AD.

Significance of the title: "NOB CAES" stands for Nobilissimus Caesar, a title bestowed upon designated heirs to the throne during the Constantinian dynasty.

Typology: Follis / bronze nummus

Obverse legend: CRISPVS NOB CAES (Crispo Nobilissimo Cesare).
​Depicted person: Crispo (Flavius Julius Crispo), the eldest son of Emperor Constantine I (Constantine the Great) and Minervina. Named Caesar in 317 AD, he died in 326 AD.

Significance of the title: "NOB CAES" stands for Nobilissimus Caesar, a title bestowed upon designated heirs to the throne during the Constantinian dynasty.

Typology: Follis / bronze nummus

Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
Roman Empire
Year/period and variation
AD 323-324 - Treveri Mint
Ruler
Crispus (AD 317-326)
Denomination
Follis
Condition
Ungraded
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Objects sold
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