ROME, Constantine II ~ 337-340 AD (317-320) ~ Æ19 (3.82g) Cyzicus ~ Bust l, w/ mappa, globe & scepter D N FL CL CONSTANTINVS NOB C ~ Jupiter standing l, hldg scepter & victory on globe, wreath to l, Z to r, SMK in ex, IOVI CONSERVATORI CAESS; RIC-VII, 12

Coin Details:

This dual denomination reflects the coin's intent to honor the European Community

Latin inscription: SIG

struck by the Royal Mint (UK) the same year Guinea replaced the franc with the syli currency

with inscriptions in both Hebrew and Arabic

on globe and eagle-tipped scepter

KM#: Y-327

The ECU was a unit of account used by the European Community before it was replaced by the Euro in 1999

The reverse displays the denomination within a wreath

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References: N#22123