Type 16 images:  AE3.  CONCORDIA AVGGG
Constantinopolis seated, head right, holding reversed spear and holding globe right, with her right foot on a tiny prow.
378-383
Types 15 and 17 are very similar. If the globe is left, it is Type 15. If there is no globe and the figure is facing, it is Type 17. 

Gratian



18-17 mm. 4:30. 2.41 grams.
Heraclea 16(a)1



 

Gratian
18-16 mm. 2.61 grams. 12:00
Cyzicus. RIC 18a
Officina Gamma
Cross in field left.

Valentinian II:  Antioch.
    17 mm. 6:00. 2.25 grams. RIC Antioch 47b.

Valentinian II
17-16 mm. 12:00. 3.05 grams
SMHB = Heraclea mint.
RIC Heraclea 16b2, page 195. 9 August 378 - 25 August 383.

Theodosius: 

Theodosius
18 mm. 11:30. 2.90 grams
ANTB

RIC Antioch 47c6

  18 mm. 5:00. 2.39 grams. RIC Antioch 47d.


  20 mm. 6:00. 2.42 grams. RIC Constantinople 57e5.
  18 mm. 5:30. 2.95 grams. RIC Constantinople 57d1.
  18 mm. 12:00. 2.65 grams. RIC Arelate 21. Variety with no globe.
  17 mm. 12:00. 2.74 grams. RIC Alexandria 11.

Arcadius:  Nicomedia, Constantinople. (This type is very rare for Arcadius.)
    18 mm. 6:00. 2.91 grams. Nicomedia 31c "R4"
  17 mm. 6:00. 2.42 grams. Constantinople 57f  "R3"

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