Fourth century coins

Mainly Coins of Constantine the Great, his family and successors.

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RC 3229 – Galerius Maximianus (as Caesar 293-305 AD)
billon follis of 28 mm (Mint of Carthage 298-9 AD) 
 Obverse – MAXIMIANVS NOB CAES
 Reverse – SALVIS  AVGG ET CAESS FEL KART
Salus (safety) holding a snake.
£65

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RC 3137 – Galerius Maximianus (305-308 AD)
billon follis of 28 mm (Rome mint 305-6 AD) 
 Obverse – IMP C MAXIMINIANVS PF AVG
 Reverse SACRA MON VRB  AVGG ET CAESS NN
Moneta (money supply) with scales and cornucopia
£65

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RC 954 – Maximinus II (309-313 AD) – bronze follis (22 mm)
 obverse  – MAXIMINVS PF AVG
 reverse – IOVE CONSERVATORI AVGG
 Jupiter standing, holding globe with laurel wreath below
£25

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RC 3328 – Constantius I (as Caesar 293 – 305 AD)
billon follis of 26 mm (London mint 300-303 AD)
 Obverse – FL VAL CONSTANTINVS NOB C
 Reverse – GENIO POPVLI ROMANI
Genius (Spirit) of the Roman People
£98

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RC 3190 – Vetranio (350 AD) – Billon maiorina of 21 mm
 Obverse – DN VETRANIO PF AVG
 Reverse – CONCORDIA MILITVM
Vetranio standing between two Christian standards (P/X)
 SIS – Mint of Siscia
£225

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