Constantine I
Emperor · AD 306–337
Constantine’s long reign spans changing bronze modules, evolving reverse designs, and the rise of Constantinople as a mint. His coinage also shows Christian symbols becoming more visible.
Market overview
Constantine I has 12 identified coin markets in this guide. Values vary by coin type, condition and evidence channel.
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- Early large follis — View Market
Price preview: $90–$200+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- SOLI INVICTO — View Market
Price preview: $35–$100+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- BEATA TRANQVILLITAS — View Market
Price preview: ~$312 Certified / Slabbed
- VICTORIAE LAETAE — View Market
Price preview: ~$512 Certified / Slabbed
- PROVIDENTIAE campgate — View Market
Price preview: ~$149 Certified / Slabbed
- GLORIA EXERCITVS — two standards — View Market
Price preview: $25–$100+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- GLORIA EXERCITVS — one standard — View Market
Price preview: $40–$125+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- VOT XX — View Market
Price preview: ~$1,952 Certified / Slabbed
- IOVI CONSERVATORI — View Market
Price preview: ~$5,612 Certified / Slabbed
- SARMATIA DEVICTA — View Market
Price preview: $45–$100+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- Divus quadriga — View Market
Price preview: $25–$75+ Published Guide · Editorial Orientation
- CONSTANTINIANA DAFNE — View Market
Price preview: ~$192 Raw Auction · Specialist type
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Book 2 · Chapter 10 · Published source