Roman Empire. Constantius II as Caesar 324-337 AD. Follis (No reserve price)

The follis issued under Constantius II as Caesar from 324 to 337 AD belongs to the group of bronze coins minted during the reign of one of Constantine the Great's sons. Constantius II served as Caesar and later Augustus, playing a significant role in the consolidation and continuation of Constantine’s policies. The follis was part of the coinage reform aimed at stabilizing the empire's economy through standardized bronze currency for daily transactions. These coins typically bear the portrait of Constantius II and objects or legends symbolizing imperial power and Roman military strength. They provide valuable evidence for studying the numismatic practices, dynastic succession, and iconography of the mid-4th century Roman Empire.