Roman Empire. Licinius II & Constantine I. 2 Coins Lot. (No reserve price)

The joint coinage featuring Licinius II and Constantine I highlights a dynamic phase of the Roman Empire during the early 4th century AD. Licinius II, son of the emperor Licinius, and Constantine I, later the sole ruler and famed for establishing Constantinople as a new capital, both issued coins that reflect their political alliance and contested rule during the Tetrarchy and subsequent civil wars. Such coins are notable for their historical significance, stylistic features, and inscriptions praising divine favor and military triumphs. They provide valuable insight into the complexities of imperial succession and the consolidation of power in the transitioning empire.