Gold Half Gram 2012 Constantine the Great, Coin from Palau - detailed information

This coin was issued in Palau.

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This coin is part of the "Roman Empire" collection which features reproductions of original antique coins issued in the times of the Roman Empire. The dates on the reverse (which reproduce the obverse of the original, usually displaying the portrait of an Emperor) are given in Roman numerals.

Constantine the Great – CIT Coin Invest AG
The Mint says about this coin:

21. A solidus of Constantine the Great. Constantine who was born in the city of Naissus in about 280 A.D., todays Serbia, replaced the aureus with the lighter solidus during his reign from 306-337. Before long, this new Roman currency was also used outside the realms of the Empire. Constantine was not only clever in dealing with the army and political matters, he also knew how to make the most of all propaganda opportunities. There were many drastic changes in the structure of the Roman Empire during his reign. The system of tetrarchy was abandoned once again, in order to facilitate autocratic rule. The development of Byzantium into an Imperial city, which the Emperor appropriately named Constantinople also, began around the year 330. more
CIT Item ID: 25680
Country: Palau
Date of issue: 2012
Denomination: 1 Dollar
Material: Gold .9999
Quality: BU
Mintage: 15000 pcs