I picked this one up right at $30 shipped. Was not really looking for one but the condition and price seemed ok to me. Post up your Constantine posthumous coins for us to see. Posthumous Constantine I AE-4 This is a posthumous AE-4, struck in honor of Constantine the Great (307-337 AD) by his sons, Constantius II and Constans, after his death. The obverse legend translates as "The deified Constantine, father of the two emperors." The reverse abbreviation, VN MR, is from the Latin "Venerandae Memoriae" which translates as "In honor of venerated memory." (Diameter: 15 mm. Weight: 1.28 grams) OB: Veiled head of Constantine, right - DV CONSTANTINVS PT AVGG REV: Constantine standing right, veiled and togate - VN MR on either side This coin was struck at the Alexandria mint in 347-348 AD with the mint mark SMALΓ. It is attributed as RIC, Vol. VIII, #32.
A couple of Alexandrians. Obv: DV CONSTANTINVS PT AVGG, veiled bust right Rev: VN | MR, Emperor veiled standing right Minted in Alexandria (//SMALD) 337 - April 340 A.D Reference:– RIC VIII Alexandria 32 Obv:- DV CONSTANTINVS PT AVGG, veiled bust right Rev:- Emperor, veiled, in quadriga right, the hand of God reaches down to him Minted in Alexandria (//SMALA) 337 - April 340 A.D. Reference RIC VIII Alexandria 12