Constantinopolis — Nummus, Victory, Cyzicus

Struck at Cyzicus in AD 331–334 under Constantine I, this civic commemorative depicts Constantinopolis, the personification of Constantinople. Her helmeted bust faces left in an imperial cloak with a reversed spear, with green deposits visible among the brown surfaces.

The reverse shows winged Victory standing left on a ship’s prow, holding a spear and resting a hand on a shield. The wings, drapery and prow remain distinct, with SMKA below the design.

Attribution: RIC VII Cyzicus 92Mint: Cyzicus (SMKA)Weight: 3.15 gDiameter: 18 mmDie axis: 12hCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-8WX6M-N31FB

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