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Crispus. Caesar, AD 316-326. Æ Follis 19mm, 3.03 g. London
VergrootCrispus. Caesar, AD 316-326. Æ Follis 19mm, 3.03 g. London mint. Struck under Constantine I, circa AD 321-323. Laureate and cuirassed bust left, holding spear and shield / Globe on altar inscribed VOT/IS/ XX in three lines; three stars above; PLON. RIC VII 279. Mint State, brown patina.
Crispus, eldest son of Constantine the Great, was a successful military leader and served as Caesar in the western empire. His coins celebrate his victories over the Franks and his role in imperial unity, often featuring Victory, Camp Gates, and Sol Invictus. Executed under mysterious circumstances, Crispus remains a tragic and intriguing figure in Constantinian history.
Crispus, eldest son of Constantine the Great, was a successful military leader and served as Caesar in the western empire. His coins celebrate his victories over the Franks and his role in imperial unity, often featuring Victory, Camp Gates, and Sol Invictus. Executed under mysterious circumstances, Crispus remains a tragic and intriguing figure in Constantinian history.
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