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Constantine the Great – “Hand of God” Commemorative Bronze (Posthumous, c. AD 337–340)
Constantine the Great Bronze AE – "Hand of God" Memorial (NGC Certified) — Divine Ascension
Authentic NGC-certified bronze coin honors Constantine the Great (posthumous AD 337) — first Christian emperor received by Manus Dei (Hand of God) in heavenly quadriga chariot.
Deified Emperor Design
• Obverse: Veiled + shrouded divine portrait
• Reverse: Constantine quadriga ascends + Hand of God descends
• Legacy: Pagan-Christian religious bridge
Technical Specifications
• Material: Constantine-era bronze AE21
• Denomination: Memorial nummus centenionalis
• Certification: NGC slabbed album presentation
• Date: Post-337 AD (sons' issue)
• Mints: Constantinople + major facilities
Religious Revolution Essential
• First Roman coin shows Hand of God motif
• Legalizes Christianity (313 Milan Edict)
• Founds Constantinople new capital (330 AD)
• Sons deify father as God's chosen ruler
Collector Masterpiece
Rome's final pagan-Christian crossover. Constantine's divine reception reshapes eternity.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.
Constantine the Great Bronze AE – "Hand of God" Memorial (NGC Certified) — Divine Ascension
Authentic NGC-certified bronze coin honors Constantine the Great (posthumous AD 337) — first Christian emperor received by Manus Dei (Hand of God) in heavenly quadriga chariot.
Deified Emperor Design
• Obverse: Veiled + shrouded divine portrait
• Reverse: Constantine quadriga ascends + Hand of God descends
• Legacy: Pagan-Christian religious bridge
Technical Specifications
• Material: Constantine-era bronze AE21
• Denomination: Memorial nummus centenionalis
• Certification: NGC slabbed album presentation
• Date: Post-337 AD (sons' issue)
• Mints: Constantinople + major facilities
Religious Revolution Essential
• First Roman coin shows Hand of God motif
• Legalizes Christianity (313 Milan Edict)
• Founds Constantinople new capital (330 AD)
• Sons deify father as God's chosen ruler
Collector Masterpiece
Rome's final pagan-Christian crossover. Constantine's divine reception reshapes eternity.
Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens. For NGC grading standards, see NGC Grading page.

