Maximinus II (310-313) - Bronze Follis - Alexandrian Mint - Mars advancing right

The Bronze Follis of Maximinus II, minted in Alexandria, features Mars, the Roman god of war, advancing to the right.
On the obverse is the bust of Maximinus II, laureate and cuirassed, facing right.
The reverse depicts Mars advancing right, holding a spear and a trophy. The inscription reads “VIRTVS AVGG ET CAESS NN,” which translates to "The Courage of the Emperors and Caesars".
This coin was issued during the early 4th century AD and reflects the emphasis on military strength and divine support during Maximinus II’s reign.

Weight 7.51g

(Ref:AHC175)