History, asked by sumpo, 7 months ago

who issued a new gold coin age the solidus?

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Constantine the Great
Shortly after being acclaimed by the army as Augustus in A.D. 306, Constantine the Great (A.D. 306-337) reformed the Roman coinage. He replaced the fundamental gold denomination of the Roman period, the aureus, with a new and slightly lighter gold coin, the solidus.

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