Roma seated facing, head left, holding globe and reversed spear
378-383
Only for Gratian, except for very rare examples for Theodosius and extremely rare examples for Valentinian II.
Gratian, AntiochType 19. AE3. VIRTVS ROMANORVM
Roma seated facing, head left, holding globe and reversed spear
378-383
Only for Gratian, except for very rare examples for Theodosius and extremely rare examples for Valentinian II.
Gratian, Antioch
18 mm. 11:00. 2.35 grams.
RIC Antioch 50a
ANTA in exergue
Θ Φ in fields.
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| mint | RIC | G | V2 | T |
| Tr | 71 | S,R | 4 | R |
| Ar | 23 | S | ||
| Aq | 35 | R | R | |
| Rome | 49 | R | ||
| Sis | 28 | 4 | ||
| Th | 42 | S | ||
| Nic | 33 | R | ||
| Ant | 50 | C,X |
RIC photos, G-XVI.5 (Nic), G-XIV.7 (Ant).
RIC: not at Lugdunum, Heraclea, Constantinople, Cyzicus, or Alexandria.
There is a siliqua of this legend and type.
Cayon G-74 (0), V2 --, T-66 (0).
Hunter G-83.G57.
More Images.
18 mm. 11:00. 2.35 grams.
RIC Antioch 50a
ANTA in exergue
theta and phi in fields.
19-18 mm. 12:00. 2.86 grams.
RIC Antioch 50(a)
ANTA
no letters in fields
18-16 mm. 12:00. 2.08 grams.
RIC Rome 49(3) "R"
SMRT
This reverse type is scarce. When it is seen, it is almost always from Antioch. This example from Rome is rare.