AD 330-40 Constantinian AE3/4 BI Nummus Victory on Prow NGC SKU:OPC49

Description: Home About Us Feedback View All Listings Contact Us Menu Home About Us Feedback View All Listings Contact Us AD 330-40 Constantinian AE3/4 BI Nummus Victory on Prow NGC SKU:OPC49 When founded by Constantine the Great in AD 330, the city that bears his name - Constantinopolis in Latin - was the first in the world established as a Christian capital. To commemorate the occasion, the Emperor minted special coins, bearing on the reverse a figure familiar to modern eyes: a winged seraph, bearing scepter and shield, gazing down to offer protections from on high. Although the figure is nominally identified as Victory, Constantine had bequeathed the world the first Guardian Angel. This bronze reduced centenionalis was struck from 330 until the death of Constantine in 337; his sons continued to issue the coin for a decade after that. Obverse shows the helmeted bust of the city protector Constantinopolis, wearing imperial cloak, below the inscription CONSTANTINOPOLIS. Reverse is the guardian angel. The images used for this listing are stock photos from our inventory. Your purchase is guaranteed to match the quality of the product shown. Profile Coins & Collectibles - More Coins for the Money! Coin Type Constantine I Denomination Nummus Date AD 330-340 Mint Mark Grade Ungraded Shop by category Coins: US Half Dollars Quarters Small Cents Dollars Dimes Nickels Three Cents Large Cents Two Cents Paper Money: US Store Newsletter Add our store to your Favorites to receive our email newsletters about new items & special promotions. Sign Up Home About Us Feedback View All Listings Contact Us Copyright © 2019 Profile Coins & Collectibles. All rights reserved. eBay template Design by OCDesignsOnline

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