Type 12 images

Type 12 images: AE4. VICTORIA AVGGG
Victory advancing left with wreath and palm
375-395
Common for Valentinian II, Theodosius, and Arcadius. Rare, but typical, for Eugenius. Very rare for Valens, Gratian, and Honorius.
Common from Siscia in excellent condition for Valentinian II and Theodosius.

Valens: no images

Gratian:

Gratian
AE14, 6:00, 1.27 grams
RIC Rome 30 "R4"
(It really is an extremely rare type for Gratian. This coin is ex CNG auction 84, lot 1558, in 2010)

Valentinian II:

14 mm. 12:00. 1.20 grams.

RIC Siscia 39a1.

12 mm. 6:30. 1.29 grams. RIC Siscia 39a2

Arelate

14 mm. 12:00. 0.95 grams. RIC Arelate 30a1.

Theodosius:

Theodosius
14 mm. 12:00. 0.97 grams.
ESIS
RIC Siscia 39b2 ("S" but now common)

14 mm. 6:00. 1.08 grams. Siscia 39b1 ("S" but now common)
Siscia

14 mm. 12:00. 1.23 grams. RIC Siscia 39b2.

GG ending

13 mm. 6:00. 1.21 grams. This almost looks like it ends GG instead of GGG,
but close inspection in-hand shows a possible weak third G right along the exergual line.

About the "GG" ending: One of each of Arcadius and Honorius seen by Pearce (but not from Siscia), who thinks this type is probably the same as type 12, but possibly dated immediately after the death of Theodosius (which, therefore, should not have a Theodosius legend like this one), leaving only Arcadius and Honorius as Augusti. Pearce did not assign it an RIC number, probably because it would technically be in RIC X, not IX. Kent did put it in RIC X, as listed under type 44 (but not for Siscia).
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