The first ancient coin I ever bought with nice new images

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Roman Empire
Constantine I ‘the Great’
(Reign as 57th Emperor of the Roman Empire 309-337 AD)
(b. 272 AD, d. 337 AD)

Obverse: CONSTANTINVS AVG, Helmeted and cuirassed bust of Constantine facing right

Reverse: BEATA TRANQVILLITAS, Altar with globe atop reading VO TIS XX, three stars above, mint mark .PTRcrescent symbol





Bronze Follis
Minted in Treveri 323 AD



Translations:

CONSTANTINVS AVG=Constantine Emperor

BEATA TRANQVILLITAS=Blessed Tranquility

VOTIS XX=Vows of Twenty Years

Treveri=Trier, Germany

.PTRcrescent=First Officina in Trier




Reference:
RIC VII 389



This was the first ancient coin I decided to buy back in May of last year and I've been down the rabbit hole ever since

here are my crappy iPhone images for comparison

JCMhouston

Very nice, the new picks look much better.

Zohar

Very nice!

PCGSPhoto

Very nice heroic portrait of Constantine on this coin. I especially like the language used on the coin as well. It's kind of propagandistic, is it not? A coin depicting the heroic emperor promising tranquility to the more outer-reaches of the empire.