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The type of reverse dedicated to the Genius of the Roman People was widely used from the period of the Tetrarchy and continued into the early years of the reign of Constantine I, before imperial coinage shifted toward other iconographies and deities (such as the Sol Invictus).

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​Il tipo di rovescio dedicato al Genio Populi Romani è ampiamente utilizzato a partire dal periodo della Tetrarchia e continua nei primi anni del regno di Costantino I, prima che la monetazione imperiale si orientasse verso altre iconografie e divinità (come il Sol Invicto).

Roman Empire. Constantine I (AD 306-337). Follis AD 300-304 Lugdunum mint - Genio  (No reserve price)

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A bronze Roman coin minted at Lugdunum in AD 300–304, featuring the Genius Populi Romani on the reverse.

Roman Empire. Constantine I (AD 306-337). Follis AD 300-304 Lugdunum mint - Genio (No reserve price)

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A bronze Roman coin minted at Lugdunum in AD 300–304, featuring the Genius Populi Romani on the reverse.

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