roman-empire-312-337-ad-reign-of-constantine-i-item
DenominationSolidus
Country / EmpireRoman Empire
Obverse DesignBust of Constantine I, typically laureate, draped, and cuirassed, facing right or left. Inscription usually includes his name and titles, e.g., CONSTANTINVS P F AVG (Constantine Pious and Fortunate Augustus).
Reverse DesignVarious types, common examples include: Two Victories holding a shield; Constantine enthroned or standing; Sol Invictus (early reign); Victory advancing. Inscription often relates to victory or imperial power, e.g., VICTORIA AVGG (Victory of the Augusti) or PRINCIPIA IVVENTVTIS (Principles of Youth). Mint mark in the exergue.
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