Nicomedia RIC VII#201

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NICOMEDIA. 326, Æ Follis – Constantius II, PROVIDENTIAE CAES, MNϚ, Stigma

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ROMAN EMPIRE-94, CONSTANTINUS II (317-337 AD), FOLLIS NICOMEDIA, BRONZE. GVF.

ROMAN EMPIRE CONSTANTINUS II (316-326 AD)FOLLISNICOMEDIAOBVERSE: Laureate bust, draped and armored to the right. Legend: CONSTANTINVS AVG.REVERSE: Camp gate with two towers, star between the two. LegendCAESS is suivi d'un gros point. PROVIDENTIAE AVG in exergue SMNεMINT: NICOMEDIA 5TH OFFICE (328-329)BRONZEWeight: 2.90g.Diameter: 19mm.RIC VII# 157GVF......................................................................

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Constantine I. Ancient coin AE3, Camp Gate—Nicomedia SMNA—ca AD 328–329.R00034

(Exergue: SMNA. No rarity symbol is given in RIC for these entries (conventionally treated asC — common ). legend CONSTANTINVS MAX AVG, unlisted)”. Denomination: AE3 (bronze). Emperor: Constantine I “the Great” (AD 306–337).

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Licinius I A.D. 308-324 Bronze Follis Rev. Jupiter (XF) RIC VII Nicomedia

Licinius I A.D. 308-324 Bronze Follis - RIC VII Nicomedia - The extra lettering (N E) in the field does not have an exact subtype number in RIC. The mint mark places it with RIC VII Nicomedia. Obv. - Laureate head, bare bust - IMP LIC LICINIVS P F AVG Rev. - Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe and long scepter; eagle at his feet, holding wreath in beak - IOVI CONSERVATORI - Mint Mark - SMN Nicomedia (Izmit, Turkey) - N E also in field Coin will be well protected and shipped inside of a box. Please let me know if you require any other details or have any questions.

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Rare camp-gate follis of Crispus (317-326 AD), Nicomedia, Roman Empire

FL IVL CRIS-PVS NOB C, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left / PROVIDENTIAE CAESS, Camp-gate, star above, SMNB in exergue. 19mm, 3.73 grams. Mint of Nicomedia, RIC VII Nicomedia 91; Sear 16806.

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LICINIUS I 317-20 FOLLIS IOVI CONSERVATORI NICOMEDIA MINT SEAR-15236 VF

AD 317-320. IMP LICI-NIVS AVG, laureate. Palm branch angled in left field, E in right field. Mintmark SMN.

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Constantius II Caesar AE3 Gloria Exercitus Two Standards Nicomedia SMNA RIC191

The obverse bears his laureate, draped and cuirassed portrait right with the legend FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C — Flavius Julius Constantius, Most Noble Caesar. The Mintmark — SMNA. Chosen by Diocletian as the eastern imperial capital in AD 286, it remained a major administrative and military hub under Constantine and his sons.

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Constantius II AE Follis Nicomedia mint

Constantius II, 337-355 AD. 18mm, 2.23 g. rev: GLOR-IA EXERC-ITVS, two soldiers holding spears and shields with two standards between them. Mintmark SMNA.

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Constantine I Ancient coin AE3 GLORIA EXERCITVS Nicomedia SMNA RIC VII. #1934

Exergue: SMNA (. Legend: GLORIA EXERCITVS. The GLORIA EXERCITVS type with one standard belongs to large-scale issues of the later Constantinian period. GLORIA EXERCITVS coin type reflects the ideological emphasis on the army as the foundation of imperial power. ).

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Constantine II. Ancient Roman Imperial Coin. 317-340 AD. Æ 16 mm. 1,12 gr. #444

CONSTANTINE II. Ancient Roman coin. 1,12 gramm.CAESAR 317-337 AD. AUGUSTUS 337-340 AD. LEGEND: CONSTANTINVS.IVN.NOB.C.

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Bronze follis of Licinius II (317-324 CE), Nicomedia, Roman Empire (RIC 34delta)

D N VAL LICIN LICINIVS NOB C, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right / PROVIDENTIAE CAESS, Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe and sceptre, branch left, dot over Δ right. Mintmark SMN. 20mm, 3.18 grams. Nicomedia mint, minted 318-320 AD. RIC VII Nicomedia 34; Sear 15419. SKU X1268-53298a

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Constantine I the Great, AE4 follis, Nicomedia “Glory of the Army” .R00022

17 mm, 1.66 g. Obverse with imperial portrait and CONSTANTI-NVS MAX AVG legend. Reverse depicts two soldiers with two standards, GLORIA EXERCITVS legend. A genuine artifact of the Christian Roman Empire.

NICOMEDIA. 326, Æ Follis – Constantius II, PROVIDENTIAE CAES, MNϚ, Stigma

ROMAN EMPIRE-94, CONSTANTINUS II (317-337 AD), FOLLIS NICOMEDIA, BRONZE. GVF.

Constantine I. Ancient coin AE3, Camp Gate—Nicomedia SMNA—ca AD 328–329.R00034

Licinius I A.D. 308-324 Bronze Follis Rev. Jupiter (XF) RIC VII Nicomedia

Rare camp-gate follis of Crispus (317-326 AD), Nicomedia, Roman Empire

LICINIUS I 317-20 FOLLIS IOVI CONSERVATORI NICOMEDIA MINT SEAR-15236 VF

Constantius II Caesar AE3 Gloria Exercitus Two Standards Nicomedia SMNA RIC191

Constantius II AE Follis Nicomedia mint

Constantine I Ancient coin AE3 GLORIA EXERCITVS Nicomedia SMNA RIC VII. #1934

Constantine II. Ancient Roman Imperial Coin. 317-340 AD. Æ 16 mm. 1,12 gr. #444

Bronze follis of Licinius II (317-324 CE), Nicomedia, Roman Empire (RIC 34delta)

Constantine I the Great, AE4 follis, Nicomedia “Glory of the Army” .R00022

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