I just listed a commemorative coin of Constantine I on eBay when I realized that the word "deified" is a palindrome. What a great discovery! Especially consider that we're in Day #5 of palindrome week! Why is everyone laughing at me? I'm serious. Okay, here's the coin:
Well I am not laughing at you @gsimonel ! I have used deified many times without realizing it is a palindrome! And, BTW, a very nice coin you posted.
HEY! I ask the question: why is the word “PALINDROME” not a palindrome itself??? Kinda defeats the purpose... Great CI coin, @gsimonel ! Ok, he is not dead on my coin, (no commem / divus in my collection) Constantine I: RI Constantine I Folles 306-337 CE Captives VOTA Banner
If we could change 'Friday' to 'Myday' the days of the week would be a palindrome. SMTWTMS Enough people look forward to Friday that the proposed change should get popular support.
Not deified, not rare, either. Constantine I, AD 307-337. Roman Æ Centenionalis, 2.59 g, 18.4 mm. Aquileia, AD 321. Obv: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG, laureate head, right. Rev: D N CONSTANTINI MAX AVG, laurel wreath around VOT XX; ·AQ · below. Refs: RIC vii, p. 404, no. 85; RCV 16216; Cohen 123. Note: the officina mark, which should follow the AQ of the Aquileia mintmark, is absent, likely due to a filled die.