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237.
Solidus, 4.38g (6h). Milan, 389-391 AD. Obv: D N
THEODO - SIVS P F AVG Pearl-diademed, draped,
cuirassed bust right, seen from front. Rx: VICTOR
- IAAVGG Two nimbate emperors seated facing,
holding globe between them, frontal half figure of
Victory between their heads, palm branch between
their legs, COM in exergue, M - D across field. RIC
8b, mintmark 2 (R) = RIC 20b (S). Depeyrot 9/2 (p.
169, 41 spec.). Mint State
$1,200
238.
Magnus Maximus.
383-388 AD. Solidus,
4.49g (6h). Trier, 383-4 AD. Obv: D N MAG
MA - XIMVS P F AVG Rosette-diademed,
draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from front. Rx:
RESTITVTOR - REIPVBLICAE Emperor in mili-
tary dress standing left, head right, holding labarum
and Victory on globe, SMTR in exergue, star in left
field. RIC 76, mintmark 2. Depeyrot 50/1 (p. 123,
125 spec.). Cohen 4 (50 Fr.). Mint State
$7,000
Ex NAC 46, 2 April 2008, lot 735
.
239.
Flavius Victor.
387-388 AD. AE 4, 0.79g (12h).
Arles. Obv: [D N F]L VIC - TOR P F [A]VG Bust
diademed right. Rx: SPES RO - MA - NORVM
Camp gate with star between its two turrets, [x]
CON in exergue. RIC 29b (S). Cohen 3. About EF
$400
Ex CNG E229, 10 March 2010, lot 451 (misattrib-
uted to Aquileia)
.
240.
Arcadius.
383-408 AD. Solidus, 4.42g (1h).
Sirmium, 402-408 AD. Obv: D N ARCADI - VS
P F AVG Pearl-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust
right, seen from front. Rx: VICTOR - IAAVGGG
A Emperor standing right in military dress, hold-
ing vexillum and Victory on globe, placing foot on
bearded captive who falls to his knees before him,
COMOB in exergue, S - M across field. Depeyrot
35/1 (p. 213, 4 spec. with officina A). RIC IX, 14b
(S), new officina A=1. Near Mint State
$1,000
Though dated to 402-408 AD by Depeyrot, this soli-
dus and tlot 243 below are not to be found in RIC
X, pp. 239-40, but only in RIC IX, pp. 160-2, where
they are dated to 393-5 AD
.
241.
Solidus, 4.34g (12h). Constantinople, 388-392
AD. Obv: D N ARCADI - VS P F AVG Rosette-
diademned, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen
from front. Rx: CONCORDI - AAVGGG Θ
Constantinopolis seated facing, head right, on
throne ornamented with lions’ heads, holding scep-
ter and globe, and placing right foot on prow of
ship (resembling an eagle); in exergue, CONOB.
Depeyrot 45/4 (p. 242, 19 spec. from officina Θ).
RIC 46g (S), mintmark 4, officina Θ=9 (dated 378-
383 AD). EF
$500
242.
Eugenius.
392-394 AD. AE 4, 1.18g (11h).
Aquileia, 393-4 AD. Obv: [D N EVGE]NI - VS P
F AVG Pearl-diademed bust right. Rx: SPES RO
- MANO[RVM] Victory advancing left holding
wreath and palm; mintmark in exergue, probably
AQP or AQS, is off flan. RIC 59 (R). Cohen 5 (40
Fr.). Fine
$300
The same coin was also struck for Eugenius at
Rome, RIC 65b, with mintmark RP, RQ, or RE; but
according to RIC that coin is much rarer (R4), so
probability favors the attribution of ours to Aquileia
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