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Constantine Dynasty Bronze in Album – Roman Imperial Coin, c. AD 306–361 (Over 1,650 Years Old)
Constantine Dynasty Single Bronze Album (NGC Certified) — Christian Empire Birth
Authentic NGC-certified bronze coin from Constantine Dynasty (306–363 AD) — rulers transform pagan Rome → Christian empire, reshaping European history forever.
Dynasty Transition Design
• Obverse: Laureate/diadem emperor portrait + Latin titles
• Reverse: Military GLORIA EXERCITVS / Victory / early Christian symbols
• Legacy: Pagan-to-Byzantine religious evolution
Technical Specifications
• Material: 4th-century bronze AE3/AE4 alloy
• Denomination: Small everyday market nummus
• Certification: NGC slabbed CONST1ALB album
• Date Range: AD 306–363 (Constantius II–Jovian)
• Mints: Rome / Constantinople imperial centers
History-Changing Essential
• Constantine I: 312 Milvian cross → 313 Milan Edict
• Sons consolidate Christian state religion
• Everyday bronze spreads new imperial propaganda
• Seeds 1000-year Byzantine Christian empire
Collector Masterpiece
Physical evidence of Rome's greatest religious revolution. Constantine Dynasty's eternal legacy.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.
Constantine Dynasty Single Bronze Album (NGC Certified) — Christian Empire Birth
Authentic NGC-certified bronze coin from Constantine Dynasty (306–363 AD) — rulers transform pagan Rome → Christian empire, reshaping European history forever.
Dynasty Transition Design
• Obverse: Laureate/diadem emperor portrait + Latin titles
• Reverse: Military GLORIA EXERCITVS / Victory / early Christian symbols
• Legacy: Pagan-to-Byzantine religious evolution
Technical Specifications
• Material: 4th-century bronze AE3/AE4 alloy
• Denomination: Small everyday market nummus
• Certification: NGC slabbed CONST1ALB album
• Date Range: AD 306–363 (Constantius II–Jovian)
• Mints: Rome / Constantinople imperial centers
History-Changing Essential
• Constantine I: 312 Milvian cross → 313 Milan Edict
• Sons consolidate Christian state religion
• Everyday bronze spreads new imperial propaganda
• Seeds 1000-year Byzantine Christian empire
Collector Masterpiece
Physical evidence of Rome's greatest religious revolution. Constantine Dynasty's eternal legacy.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.

