Ancient Roman Bronze Coin of Emperor Constantine I (Constantine the Great)

Constantine I Bronze Follis – Jupiter Preserver (NGC Certified) — Milvian Bridge Transition

Authentic NGC-certified bronze follis of Constantine the Great (312–313 AD) — Jupiter victory coin struck Milvian Bridge year, captures pagan-to-Christian religious pivot.

Religious Transition Design

• Obverse: Laureate cuirassed portrait + "IMP C CONSTANTINVS P F AVG"

• Reverse: Jupiter left w/ Victory globe + scepter, eagle wreath / "IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG NN"

• Mint: TS.B. Thessalonica officina 2 (RIC-61a C)

Technical Specifications

• Material: Reduced bronze AE follis (3.40g)

• Denomination: Standard Tetrarchic currency

• Certification: NGC slabbed

• Date: AD 312–313

• Mint: Thessalonica (Greece)

Pivotal Moment Essential

• 312 Milvian Bridge: Cross vision defeats Maxentius

• Still invokes Jupiter as "Preserver of Emperors"

• 313 Milan Edict ends Christian persecution follows

• Pagan coinage → Christian empire in single year

Collector Masterpiece

Constantine's religious crossroads captured. Jupiter coin from cross vision victory year.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.