Roman Empire. Constantine I (AD 306-337). Lotto di 2 monete Æ (No

Roman Empire. Lot consisting of two (2) coins. Commemorative city coin BI Nummus. (1.45 g, 17.41 mm) Struck under Constantine I. Constantinople, 330-333 A.D. CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Laureate, with helmet and bust of Constantinople facing left, standing Victory on the left, her foot on the prow, holding a sceptre and resting a hand on a shield; ·CONSZ· in the exergue. RIC VII 84. Rarity R4! City commemorative about A.D. 330-333. Heraclea Follis Æ (2.11 g, 18.22 mm). Constantinople, with helmet, and laureate bust of Constantinople facing left, wearing an imperial mantle Victory standing looking left, head turned left, foot on the prow, holding a sceptre and resting a hand on a shield, mint mark: [dot?] SMHΓ star. Good, very fine Cf. RIC VII Heraclea 144; cf. Sear 16472 Please see the photos for a better impression. COINAGE II-22

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