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Constantine II And Helena

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Ok, here are some more ancients from my collection. As promised, my Constantine II, and also Helena, mother of Constantine the Great. For Helena it was hard to get all of the features and color at the same time so I included two pics of the reverse. Also, she happens to have been generously given to me by a fellow CCF member. You know who you are!
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Helena coins are a bit scarcer than most from this period. The Constantine 11 is quite a pleasing coin. Thanks for sharing.
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As you know, I am a patina nut. So, I love your coins if for no other reason then the patina. Actually, I don't own a Helena, but I've been looking. Nice coins. Thanks

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Thanks jw. And I know what you mean about the patina; I have a Constantine I that's a rich green on the obverse, and a less attractive (but still nice) dark green on the reverse. but I'll have to bust that one open from it's 2x2 when I take photos of it. And with this Constantine II, I like the half-cleaned look to it.
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I have a Jovian that compares nicely to the color of Oscar from Sesame St. Very distinct.
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