Roman Empire 330-340 AD

Roman Empire – Constantinian Period
Constantinopolis Commemorative AE4 (Bi Nummus), ca. AD 330–340

Obverse: CONSTAN-TINOPOLIS – Helmeted bust of Constantinopolis left, wearing imperial robes, holding scepter over shoulder.
Reverse: Victory on prow – Winged Victory advancing left on the prow of a ship, holding spear and shield; mintmark in exergue.
Mint: [Insert mint mark, e.g., PLG for Lugdunum]
Diameter: ~14–15 mm
Material: AE (bronze)
Weight: ~1.5–2.0 g

Struck under the sons of Constantine the Great to commemorate the founding of the new capital, Constantinople, this issue symbolizes the strength and continuity of the Eastern Roman Empire. The obverse honors the personification of the city itself, while the reverse shows Victory guiding Rome’s future across the seas.

A historical and iconic type, popular among collectors for its symbolic significance and artistic depiction.  NGC Certified.