#1020668 Coin, Anonymous, 1/3 Siliqua, 330, Constantinople, Very rare, UNC, A

  

Currency, Anonymous, 1/3 Siliqua, 330, Constantinople, Very rare, Extremely Fine, Silver. Draped and diademed female bust to the right, wearing a necklace, Grand K, A very rare type! Exceptional bust of Constantinopolis on an anonymous silver fraction struck during the consecration of the city of Constantinople by Constantine the Great on May 11, 330 AD.

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