Description
Original Roman follis of Constantine I in capsule and collector's blister pack
Discover a key piece of Roman history with this authentic coin of Constantine I the Great (272–337 AD), the emperor who changed the course of the Roman Empire by legalizing Christianity and founding Constantinople. This follis, minted over 1,700 years ago in bronze, connects you directly to a period of unprecedented religious, political, and cultural transformation.
This follis stands out for several reasons that make it a gem for collectors and historians:
- Unique historical significance: Constantine is known for the Edict of Milan (313 AD), which legalized Christianity, and for convening the First Council of Nicaea. This coin reflects that era of change and consolidation of Christian power in Rome.
- Symbolic imperial design: The obverse usually shows the bust of Constantine with a laurel wreath, a symbol of authority. The reverse side may feature representations of providence, inscriptions of victory, or emblems of the Empire. Authentic minting: Each follis was minted in bronze and has a diameter of approximately 20 mm and a weight of around 4 g. Its condition may vary, reflecting its age of over 1,600 years.
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High-quality presentation: The coin is delivered hermetically sealed and presented in a black blister pack measuring 180 x 120 mm, together with a certificate of authenticity issued by an expert accredited by the ANA (American Numismatic Association).
This coin is not just a collector's item: it is a tangible testimony to the beginning of Christian Rome and the lasting legacy of one of its most influential emperors.
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A historic gift for collectors and lovers of Rome
🎁 Perfect as a gift or museum piece, this coin represents a turning point in the history of the ancient world and the Christian faith.
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