Constantine I — Nummus, Jupiter, Thessalonica

Struck at Thessalonica, 312–313 AD. The portrait shows Constantine I, laureate, draped, cuirassed, right. The coin has circulation wear and uneven surface texture; some lettering and fine detail are incomplete.

IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG NN dedicates the coin to Jupiter, protector of our Augusti. Jupiter holds Victory on a globe and a sceptre; an eagle stands at his feet.

Attribution: RIC VI Thessalonica 61bMint: ThessalonicaWeight: 3.77 gDiameter: 22 mmCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-AA52D-TJSGV

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