A Fantasy Coin of Constantine the Great
 
 

    This is a fantasy coin of Constantine the Great that shows up occasionally. Here is another of this type. This coin is a fantasy coin because it never actually existed in ancient times. It is a combination of a Constantine obverse, paired with the reverse of a Judean coin issued by Antonius Felix (prefect of Judea from A.D. 52-59) under Claudius. The reverse is two oblong shields and two spears crossed. The obverse has a Latin legend, while the reverse, the part that looks like O KAA, is Greek. This coin was probably manufactured for some sort of promotional, and it is likely to be only a few decades old. Below is a picture of the actual coin the reverse design came from.