Constantine I the Great AD 306-337. Treveri Follis Æ

A bronze follis struck under Constantine the Great at Treveri (modern Trier), one of the major imperial mints in the Western Roman Empire. The obverse typically features a laureate or helmeted bust of Constantine facing right, emphasizing his authority and military strength. The reverse commonly depicts symbolic motifs such as SOL INVICTO COMITI (the Unconquered Sun as imperial companion) or camp-gate designs, reflecting Constantine’s consolidation of power and the stability of the empire. These coins represent the early phase of Constantine’s reign, before his major monetary reforms and the founding of Constantinople.