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ROMAN COIN
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A corroded and complete Roman copper alloy AE4 nummus of Constantine I (307-337 AD). The coin was struck to commemorate the founding of Constantinople in 330 AD. The obverse has the legend POP [ROMANVS] with a laureate and draped bust facing left. The reverse has a star within a wreath and the mint mark CONS[.] indicating Constantinople. Reece period 17; RIC VIII No.22.
| Artist / Maker | Anonymous, Constantinople |
|---|---|
| Date | 330 |
| Culture / Origin | Constantinople, United Kingdom |
| Department | Constantinople |
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Image & data: The Portable Antiquities Scheme via Europeana · Licence: BY 3.0.
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