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

A bronze follis struck at the imperial mint of Treveri (modern Trier), an important Western Roman mint under Constantine. The obverse typically shows a laureate or helmeted, cuirassed bust of Constantine facing right, emphasizing his imperial authority and military leadership. The reverse commonly features symbolic imagery such as SOLI INVICTO COMITI, depicting the god Sol standing left with raised hand and holding a globe, or other stabilizing imperial motifs used early in Constantine’s reign. These coins belong to the pre‑reform phase of his monetary system and reflect Constantine’s consolidation of power across the empire