Ancient Roman Coin Constantine II 317-337 AD

This ancient nummus, struck during Constantine II’s reign as Caesar, showcases the "GLORIA EXERCITVS" theme, celebrating the Roman army's might. The obverse portrays a youthful Constantine II crowned with a laurel wreath, symbolizing victory and divine approval. On the reverse, two soldiers stand beside a standard, reinforcing themes of military cohesion and imperial authority. The mint mark, potentially indicating Siscia, places its origin in what is now Croatia, highlighting the broad geographical reach of the Roman minting system during the 4th century. This coin reflects both the political propaganda and the economic strategies of the era, circulating widely to demonstrate the strength and unity of the empire under the Constantine dynasty.

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