Constantine I Follis (Nummus)
Roman Empire · circa 315–337 AD
Obverse features the diademed or laureate head of Emperor Constantine I (Constantine the Great) facing right with the Latin inscription 'CONSTANTINVS AVG'.
- Country
- Roman Empire
- Year
- circa 315–337 AD
- Denomination
- Nummus (commonly referred to as a bronze follis)
- Metal
- Bronze (often with a small percentage of silver wash originally)
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