From 330 to 337 AD, Emperor Constantine II minted Follis coins in Cyzicus, an ancient Greek town on the sea of Marmara. On the obverse, you'll see a portrayal of CONSTABTINVS looking to the right, dressed in draped and cuirassed armor. The reverse depicts two soldiers facing each other, armed with spears and shields. The coin is in excellent condition, with all details present and minimal wear. It weighs 1.25 grams on its own and 3.27 grams with the added 18k gold pendant.
