Roman Empire Constantine I “The Great” – Gloria Exercitus Type (c. AD 330–335) Ancient Numismatic Collectible

A fascinating collectible from the reign of Constantine I “The Great”, one of the most influential emperors of the Roman Empire. This piece represents the iconic Gloria Exercitus type, issued during the early 4th century to honor the strength and unity of the Roman military. Dated approximately to AD 330–335, this artifact originates from a pivotal period marked by the foundation of Constantinople and the consolidation of imperial power under Constantine’s rule. The obverse features a laureate portrait of the emperor, while the reverse depicts two soldiers holding spears and shields alongside military standards—symbolizing discipline, loyalty, and the enduring strength of the Roman army. With its strong historical context and enduring collector appeal, this example makes a meaningful addition to any ancient Roman collection. Specifications: • Weight: 2.58 g • Diameter: 18 mm • Composition: Bronze (AE) This item is offered as a historical numismatic collectible intended for hobby and collection purposes only.