LICINIUS II 317-324 Bronze Ancient Roman Coin Antioch IOVI CONSERVATORI 19mm
USD 79.99 USD
Specifications
| Denomination | Follis |
| Composition | Bronze |
| Era | Ancient |
| Ruler | Licinius II |
| Country Of Origin | Italy |
Jupiter standing left, holding Victoriola and sceptre; bound captive at left; H in field to right. Struck at the important mint of Antioch, this follis survives as a historical witness to the final years before Constantine's victory over Licinius and the reunification of the Roman Empire.
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