Constantine I
Roma — Rome, Italy
The Roma mint (modern Rome) was one of the most enduring and symbolically important mints of the Roman Empire. Under Constantine I, it produced a wide range of folles and reduced bronzes, often characterised by strong portraiture and clear mintmarks. Its SOLI INVICTO COMITI issues are especially recognisable, reflecting the continued prominence of Sol in early Constantinian iconography. Roma’s output remains a cornerstone for collectors assembling a complete Constantinian mint set.
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Constantine I Londinium
London, England Lugdunum
Lyons, France Treveri
Trier, Germany Arelate
Arles, France Roma
Rome, Italy Ticinum
Pavia, Italy Siscia
Sisak, Croatia Thessalonica
Salonika, Greece Nicomedia
Turkey Cyzicus
Turkey Antioch
Antakya, Turkey
WRB 8465 — Æ Follis (20mm)
Æ Follis (20mm). SOLI INVICTO COMITI, Sol standing with chlamys on shoulder, holding globe. R / F in field, mintmark RS (Rome). RIC VII, 2.
£45.00
