Type 2: AE3. RESTITVTOR REIP
Emperor standing facing, head right, holding standard and Victory on
globe.
364-367
Valentinian I, Sirmium
All images on
one page.
Valentinian: Sirmium (above),
another Sirmium, Thessalonica, Constantinople,
another Constantinople.
Valens: Sirmium, Heraclea, Thessalonica,
Siscia.
| mint |
RIC |
V |
Vn |
| Lug |
11 |
S |
S |
| Ar |
8 |
R,R |
R |
| Aq |
5 |
S |
R |
| Rome |
16 |
R |
3 |
| Sis |
6 |
R |
R |
| Sirm |
6 |
S |
R |
| Th |
17 |
S |
R |
| Her |
4 |
2 |
2,2 |
| Con |
20 |
R |
R |
| Cyz |
10 |
R |
2 |
| Nic |
11 |
R |
R |
| Ant |
11 |
S |
R |
| Ale |
2 |
R |
R |
RIC photos: V-Ant 11a is XIV.2 and also XIV.3, Vn-XV.14
(Ale), Vn-XV.16 (Ale).
The RIC rarity ratings for Balkan mints. especially Siscia,
Sirmium, and Thessalonica, are outdated because huge numbers of coins
of Valentinian and Valens have been coming out of the Balkans.
Cayon: Valentinian 102 (2 photos, Th and Sirm). Valens 115 (1
photo, Sirm).
Hunter V 78.11(Ly), Vn --.
Pierce, NC 1948, gives hoard numbers for this type and for
GLORIA ROMANORVM and SECVRITAS REPVBLICAE. "These four hoards contain
over 8,000 coins of our twin types to 37 of the preceding RESTITVTOR
REIP."
p. 70.
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