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RIC VI, SERDICA 2a, CONSTANTIUS, UNLISTED OFFICINA Δ
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OBVERSE
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CONSTAN-TIVSNOBC [CONSTANTIVS NOB C]; head r., laur.
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REVERSE
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VIRTVS-MILITVM [VIRTVS MILITVM]; Three-turreted campgate, open, without doors. SMSDΔ in exergue.
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NOT IN RIC
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UNLISTED OFFICINA - Δ. RIC lists only officina Α [rarity R4] (p. 491). General note about this issue from p. 486: "Struck from five officinae (though not all of these are now well evidenced) and at a weight of c. 3.3 gm., this was in the names of all four rulers: the reverse type was the late three-turreted camp-gate (open and without doors) which had already appeared at Thessalonica, with legend Virtus Militum. The coins are now of considerable rarity".
Not listed in: Georges Gautier, "Le monnayage d'argent de Serdica après la réforme de Dioclétien", Revue Numismatique 1991, no. XXXIII.
See also:
SERDICA 2a, CONSTANTIUS, UNLISTED OFFICINA Γ
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NOTES
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Argenteus. Weight 3.26 g. Coin sold on Gorny & Mosch auction in October 2004 for $2,848.
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