Roman Empire. Crispus (AD 317-326). Follis Siscia - VOT X (No reserve price)

Crispus, son of Constantine the Great and Caesar from AD 317-326, was a key figure during his father's reign, participating in military campaigns and administration. The follis coin from the Siscia mint featuring "VOT X" (a vow for ten years of rule) symbolizes imperial vows and celebrations of anniversaries or victories. Siscia (modern Sisak, Croatia) was a significant provincial mint in the Roman Empire. Such coins provide valuable insights into the system of imperial honors, iconography, and the monetary practices of the early 4th century. Collectors value these pieces for their historical context and detailed symbolism reflecting the stabilization of the empire under Constantine’s family.