Ancient Roman Bronze Coin Constantine I, the Great 307-337 AD Sun God SS Pendant

Description

View Ancient Roman Bronze Coin Constantine I, the Great 307-337 AD Sun God SS Pendant with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Flavius Valerius Constantine, better known as Constantine 1, the Great, was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity. He was born in Naissus (modern Yugoslavia) about A.D. 280. Flavius Claudius Constantinus, eldest son of Constantine, and his brothers Constans and Constantine II jointly ruled this great empire after the death of their father. Authentic Roman Bronze Constantine the Great coin 307-337 AD with Sol, the Sun God set in a handcrafted sterling silver pendant bezel.Your purchase will include the Certificate of Authenticity, a velvet treasure pouch, polishing cloth, and gift box.    Obverse:  Constantine I , The Great     Reverse:   Sol, the Sun God Flavius Valerius Constantine, better known as Constantine 1, the Great, was the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity.   He was born in Naissus (modern Yugoslavia) about A.D. 280.  Few Roman emperors have been as highly regarded and fondly remembered.  Constantine was responsible for the unification of the Empire and founding the city of Constantinople. Constantine earned the title ?the Great? after his deathbed conversion to Christianity which changed the course of world history. Flavius Claudius Constantinus, eldest son of Constantine, and his brothers Constans and Constantine II jointly ruled this great empire after the death of their father.  They successfully led the army against the Goths and secured Gaul, Britain and Spain. The reverse side depicts Sol, the Sun god of the Roman Empire and a patron of soldiers. Sol has a globe in his left hand and he is raising his right hand, commanding the sun to rise.     Condition: Ungraded. Category: Coins & Paper Money › Coins: Ancient › Roman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD).

Denomination

Nummus

Historical Period

Roman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD)

Composition

Bronze

Year

307-337 AD

Era

Ancient

Certification

Registration No. 19805-ED