1th cristian symbol on coin

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ilyes1113 said:
this is constantinus the great coin minted to celebrate the battle that he killed maxentius
336+jc????

What size is it in mm? I assume its bronze?
 

As for the labarum, its first dateable appearances are numismatic: the usurper Magnentius appears to have been the first to use the chi-rho monogram flanked by Alpha and Omega, on the reverse of some coins minted in 353.

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http://www.answers.com/topic/labarum
 

If its 21-23mm then its likely to be:

DECENTIUS AE Centenionalis. 350-353 AD. DN DECENTIVS NOB CAES / SALVS DD NN AVG ET CAES, large Christogram (CHI-RHO) between A & W
 

Awesome coin! Congrats and HH, Mike
 

Great coin, really neat. Great determination Cru also!
 

Wow! Me is impressed! You sure are finding a lot of cool 2,000-year-old coins!
 

talk about 2500 years a go
 

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