Travel back to the heart of Roman Britain with this genuine London-minted follis, issued under Constantine II, son of Constantine the Great. Struck in the early 4th century AD, this remarkable coin offers a link to the legacy of the imperial family and the vibrant Roman city that would become modern London.

Constantine II, the eldest son of Constantine the Great, was proclaimed Caesar at a young age and played a pivotal role in the empire’s transition to a new era. This coin, minted in Londinium, captures the youthful strength and promise of an emperor destined to shape the future of the Roman world.

The obverse of the coin displays a finely detailed portrait of Constantine II, adorned in imperial regalia. The reverse features classic Roman symbolism, a testament to the artistry and authority of the empire’s mints.

This Roman follis is more than a coin, it is a tangible piece of London’s ancient story.