Type 15: AE3. CONCORDIA AVGGG
Roma seated, head left, holding globe on viewers left
378-383
Gratian, Antioch
Common for Gratian, Valentinian II, and Theodosius. 12 Mints.
All images on
one page.
Gratian: Antioch (above), another
Antioch.
Valentinian II: Cyzicus, Antioch, another Antioch, Siscia.
Theodosius: Siscia.
RIC photo G (Tr) III.11, T (Tr) III.12, T-XIV.11 (Ant), G-XIV12
(Ant).
Variety: RIC Ant 44, plate
T-XIV.9,
and Nic 29 plate T-XVI.2, has the figure totally facing, "turreted,"
with
no globe. They call it Constantinopolis, so it is a variety of type 16.
This type is often not distinguished properly from type 16, which has the same
legend and
general appearance, but head and globe right. For
example, RIC
Her 16 says "Roma's head right, foot on prow" which makes it
Constantinopolis as type 16.
Cayon G-67 (1 photo, but of type 16, Ant), V2-57,59,71 (3
photos, Sis, Cyz, Ale), T-59 (2, Sis, xx).
Hunter G-83.G53 (Nic), G-83.G55 (Ant); V2-84.32 (Sis), V2-84.50
(Ant); T-86.44 (Nic)
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