Constantine I — Nummus, SARMATIA DEVICTA, Sirmium

Struck at Sirmium in AD 324–325 for Constantine I. The obverse shows his laureate head right, with the hair, wreath and facial profile defined on the brown surface.

SARMATIA DEVICTA means “Sarmatia conquered.” Victory advances right carrying a trophy and pressing down a seated captive; the trophy, wings and captive are visible, with green deposits across part of the reverse field.

Attribution: RIC VII Sirmium 48Mint: Sirmium (SIRM)Weight: 2.78 gDiameter: 18.5 mmDie axis: 12hCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-B4H5Q-AXVE8

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