Follis - Constans I Vot XV, Antioch

The Vota coinage of 347–348 was struck to celebrate the decennalia of Constans and the vicennalia of Constantius II simultaneously — a calculated piece of dynastic coordination between the two surviving sons of Constantine the Great, who by this point had divided the empire between them after the violent elimination of Constantine II in 340. Antioch's mint was among the most prolific contributors to this issue, producing across multiple officinae.

RIC VIII 116 is among the commoner Antiochene types of this vota series, though the small module reflects the ongoing debasement of the bronze coinage that had been accelerating since the 330s.