Image:ConstantineCoin.jpg

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Description

Medal of Emperor Constantine.
Source

From "Christian Iconography" Andre Grabar
Article

Constantine I and Christianity
Portion used

All
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Purpose of use

Used only to depict the coin in question on its Wikipedia page
Replaceable?

No
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Camera manufacturer HP
Camera model HP psc1300
Y and C positioning 2
Exif version 2.2
Color space sRGB