Ancient Roman, Empire Bronze Coin pendant - Constantine I/Victoria (No reserve price)






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Bronze follis pendant from the Constantinian era (Constantine I the Great and successors), minted around 330–340, encapsulated in silver-plated metal and mounted on a modern 925 silver chain, with the obverse featuring a female personification of Constantinople and the reverse showing a winged Victoria atop a ship’s prow.
Description from the seller
Encapsulated silver-plated metal pendant, for better preservation, with a bronze follis belonging to the reign of Constantine the Great and his successors. Minted between the years 330-340. It is mounted on a modern 925 silver chain.
Obverse; female personification of Constantinople with a crested helmet and a military appearance as protector of the city.
Reverse; winged Victory standing on the prow of a ship with a scepter and resting on a shield.
This type of coin was minted to commemorate the capital founded by Constantine the Great.
It ships with a legal declaration sheet.
Customs costs outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
Seller's Story
Encapsulated silver-plated metal pendant, for better preservation, with a bronze follis belonging to the reign of Constantine the Great and his successors. Minted between the years 330-340. It is mounted on a modern 925 silver chain.
Obverse; female personification of Constantinople with a crested helmet and a military appearance as protector of the city.
Reverse; winged Victory standing on the prow of a ship with a scepter and resting on a shield.
This type of coin was minted to commemorate the capital founded by Constantine the Great.
It ships with a legal declaration sheet.
Customs costs outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
