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Constantine never issued a coin commemorating his victory at the Mulvian Bridge. That commission was left to one of his sons, Constantius II, who in 350 minted a bronze coin (N) showing Victory, right, crowning Constantine. The emperor holds a standard with the Christogram in his right hand. The Latin inscription reads Hoc signo victor eris (By this sign [the Christogram] you will conquer).