Roman Empire. Constantine I, 306-337. Nummus (Bronze, 18.71 mm, 2.81 g). Ticinum. AD 319-320. CONST - ANTINVS AVG, Cuirassed bust right, wearing crested and decorated helmet. Rev. VIRTVS - EXERCIT, Two captives seated at ground back-to-back, the one to left with bound hands behind his back in attitude of mourning, the one to right wearing long beard and turning head to left, at base of standard with inscribed VOT XX in two lines, in ex. T T (mint mark and officina) under the ground line. RIC VII, 114 (Ticinum). Cohen VII, 693. Green patina. Deposits. Very Fine.
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