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Constantius I Chlorus

Constantius I Chlorus

 

Helena

Helena, mother of Constantine
Posthumous issue (after 330 AD) AE4 0°  

Obverse legend: FL IVL HELENAE AVG
[Flavia Julia Helena, Augusta], diademed and draped bust right.  

Reverse legend: PAX PVBLICA,
Pax standing left with branch & scepter.  

Exergue: TRS (Treveri=Trier, Germany).   RIC #: 78 (?)

Fausta

Fausta, first wife of Constantine
Bronze Ć3; 21 mm - 2.8 grams

OBVERSE: FLAV MAX FAVSTA AVG. Draped bust right.

REVERSE: SALVS REIPVBLICAE. Fausta standing head left holding two children (Constantine II and Constantius II).  Some scholars interpret the standing figure merely to be a personification of Spes, "Hope."

Exergue: SMHA; Heraclea mint, first officina.
Ex: Nemesis Coins; code XXXV on 12/26/07.
Click here to read about the gruesome death of Fausta.

Crispus

Crispus; Caesar 317-326
AE3; 0°  

Obverse legend: CRISPVS NOB CAES,
laureate, draped & cuirassed bust right.   

 Reverse legend:  CAESARVM NOSTRORVM
(“Our Caesar’s [ten year] vows”); VOT X within wreath.  

Exergue: Unclear, but style very similar to Aquileia.  Notes: Crispus was the only son of Constantine and his first wife or consort, Minervina.  He was executed by Constantine for some form of treason, possibly an affair with his step-mother Fausta.

Constans

Need mints: Arles, Lyons, Trier, & Rome.

Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD; Off 0°

Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: ANΓ;  Antioch mint, third officina.
RIC VIII  Antioch 126. LRBC 2615.
Ex: eBay: Florida Shell Co.; Robert Marchiselli; code XIX on 7/07.

Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD; 0°

Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: ANS;  Antioch mint, sixth officina.
RIC VIII  Antioch 128, p. 522.  Variant with star.
Ex: Museum Surplus; Ken Martins, code XL on 8/06.
 

Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD; 21 mm; 180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue:AQP• Aquileia mint.  RIC Variant A since the spear points up.
RIC VIII  Aquileia 106, p. 323?  Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.  Ex: eBay seller collector.hu; Fejszés László, Budapest, Hungary; 1/14/07; Code LXI.  EF and glossy; nearly as struck and better than scan.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue:AQP• Aquileia mint.  RIC Variant B since the spear points down.
Notes: FEL TEMP coinage struck beginning in 348 AD.
RIC VIII  Aquileia 106, p. 323. Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: CONSЄ; Constantinople mint; fifth officina.
RIC VIII Constantinople 92?  p. 454.
Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD

AE 22; Weight: 3.3g.

Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: CONSI*; Constantinople mint; ninth officina.
RIC VIII Constantinople 88; Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.
Ex: eBay seller Wallyword (Russell Brochinsky); Code IV. 2/26/07.
 
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°; 4.33 gms


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: SMKA; Cyzicus.
Notes: FEL TEMP coinage struck beginning in 348 AD.   RIC VIII Cyzicus 72, p. 495.
Ex: eBay: jmcalr1@comcast.net on Jul-08-07; once sold by AHH.  Code XV.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: SMKA
Notes: Cyzicus. FEL TEMP coinage struck beginning in 348 AD.   RIC VIII Cyzicus 72, p. 495.
Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD

Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: SMKε; Cyzicus.
Notes: FEL TEMP coinage struck beginning in 348 AD.   Code ca. VI. 1/30/08
ebay.de: Andreas Reich, Berlin, Germany
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD

Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: SMK?; Cyzicus.
Notes: FEL TEMP coinage struck beginning in 348 AD.   Code ca. III.  1/30/08
ebay.de: Andreas Reich, Berlin, Germany
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut. Star above.

Exergue: SMHA?; Heraclea Mint

aVF with some light pitting
RIC VIII Heraclea [?], pp. 434-35. Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.

Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD



Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: SMHΔ

RIC #: ?
Sear#:
Van Meter: p. 297, #64.
Notes: 3.8 g. 21 mm. Ex : eBay : ginchi3113; Code III. 6/07
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
off 180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPA-RATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.

Exergue: BSIS (Siscia Mint)
Ex: cichosgladiator@aol.com: German eBay: Kunsthandlung der Antike; Bad Zwischenahn / Oldenburg, Germany; code ca. XXV; 7/07

Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.
Exergue: TESΔ (Thessalonica Mint)
VF; RIC VIII Thessalonica 118, p. 412. Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64. Ex: Plamen Arsoff; Ancient Treasures.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.
Exergue: TESA (Thessalonica Mint)
RIC VIII Thessalonica 118, p. 412.
Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.
Constans, 337 - 350 AD
Bronze AE-2/Centenionalis;
Struck 348-350 AD
180°


Obverse legend: DN CONSTA-NS PF AVG, Pearl diademed bust left, holding globe.

Reverse legend: FEL TEMP REPAR-ATIO (“Restoration of Happy Times”); soldier or emperor dragging a captive from a hut.
Exergue:SMNA; Nicomedia mint (Izmit, Turkey).
RIC VIII Nicomedia 72, p. 476. Sear#: Van Meter: p. 297, #64.

 

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