It’s been awhile since I’ve posted an ancient but here’s a good one. If I am correct it was minted during the time of Constantine I in order to honor the city of Rome. The reverse has a she-wolf suckling Remus and Romulus. It’s a common coin with a very popular reverse. The coin is very well struck and in a somewhat higher grade. Time of Constantine I and Sons Trier Mint, 332-333 Obv.:VRBS ROMA; Roma left, helmeted, Wearing imperial cloak Rev.: Wolf to left, duckling Remus and Romulus, two stars above // TRS star
Nice @Collecting Nut ! She-Wuffs! Rome VRBS ROMA commem 330-331 CE Æ reduced centenionalis, 16mm, 2.5g, 12h; Trier mint, CE 330-331 She-wolf RIC VII 529 Left RI commem AE Follis Urbs ROMA She-wolf Rom Rem Stars RIC VII Lyons242 Left RI Commem Urbs Roma AE Follis Thessalonika 330-333 CE She-Wolf Rom-Rem stars S 16516R Left
