Lot of 10 Ancient Roman Coins | Constantine the Great Era | Circa 307–337 A.D.
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Lot of 10 Ancient Roman Coins | Constantine the Great Era | Circa 307–337 A.D.
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Historical Context & Origin
Region: Ancient Roman Empire
Material: Bronze / Billon Coinage
Period: Constantine the Great, circa 307–337 A.D.
Description
This compelling collection consists of ten authentic Ancient Roman coins issued during the reign of Emperor Constantine the Great—one of Rome’s most influential leaders. Representing a transformative era marked by political reform, military strength, the legalization of Christianity, and the founding of Constantinople, these coins once traveled through the hands of soldiers, merchants, officials, and everyday citizens nearly 1,700 years ago.
The grouping includes a mixture of denominations and sizes, from small bronze issues to larger imperial coins. Several examples retain visible portrait details and reverse figures, while others display softer features, creating a fascinating and historically meaningful study set.
Features
- Lot of ten genuine Ancient Roman coins of Constantine the Great
- Variety of sizes, denominations, and striking characteristics
- Examples retaining portrait busts and reverse imagery
- Excellent historical study, teaching, or collector grouping
- Direct connection to one of Rome’s most defining imperial eras
Cultural Significance
Constantine the Great reshaped the course of Western civilization, guiding Rome through political transition, religious transformation, and imperial consolidation. Coins from his reign functioned not only as currency, but as powerful tools of communication and propaganda—broadcasting imperial authority, divine favor, and cultural identity across the empire.
Condition
Coins remain in authentic archaeological condition with natural patina, soil deposits, and varying levels of visible detail. Some retain recognizable portraits and reverse scenes, while others show heavy ancient circulation wear. Sold as an original historical study group, exactly as photographed.
Dimensions (Approximate)
Varied Sizes: 10 mm to 28 mm
Age
Circa 307–337 A.D.
Learn More
Learn about the history, use, and meaning of Ancient Roman coins: Roman Coins – Corinium Museum Resource
Explore more authentic Roman & Greek antiquities in our collection: Roman & Greek Artifacts – Relic & Rarity Collection
Description
Historical Context & Origin
Region: Ancient Roman Empire
Material: Bronze / Billon Coinage
Period: Constantine the Great, circa 307–337 A.D.
Description
This compelling collection consists of ten authentic Ancient Roman coins issued during the reign of Emperor Constantine the Great—one of Rome’s most influential leaders. Representing a transformative era marked by political reform, military strength, the legalization of Christianity, and the founding of Constantinople, these coins once traveled through the hands of soldiers, merchants, officials, and everyday citizens nearly 1,700 years ago.
The grouping includes a mixture of denominations and sizes, from small bronze issues to larger imperial coins. Several examples retain visible portrait details and reverse figures, while others display softer features, creating a fascinating and historically meaningful study set.
Features
- Lot of ten genuine Ancient Roman coins of Constantine the Great
- Variety of sizes, denominations, and striking characteristics
- Examples retaining portrait busts and reverse imagery
- Excellent historical study, teaching, or collector grouping
- Direct connection to one of Rome’s most defining imperial eras
Cultural Significance
Constantine the Great reshaped the course of Western civilization, guiding Rome through political transition, religious transformation, and imperial consolidation. Coins from his reign functioned not only as currency, but as powerful tools of communication and propaganda—broadcasting imperial authority, divine favor, and cultural identity across the empire.
Condition
Coins remain in authentic archaeological condition with natural patina, soil deposits, and varying levels of visible detail. Some retain recognizable portraits and reverse scenes, while others show heavy ancient circulation wear. Sold as an original historical study group, exactly as photographed.
Dimensions (Approximate)
Varied Sizes: 10 mm to 28 mm
Age
Circa 307–337 A.D.
Learn More
Learn about the history, use, and meaning of Ancient Roman coins: Roman Coins – Corinium Museum Resource
Explore more authentic Roman & Greek antiquities in our collection: Roman & Greek Artifacts – Relic & Rarity Collection
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