Type 52: AE3. GLORIA ROMANORVM
Two emperors standing, holding globe between them.
408-423 [DO]
Theodosius II, Alexandria.
14 mm. 5:30. 1.98 grams.
Hahn 74, plate 4.
RIC X 418, page 272, plate 18
Honorius: Alexandria (name unclear, possibly Theodosius II)
14 mm. 6:00. 1.87 grams.
Hahn 75, plate 4.
RIC X 417 (or 418), page 272.
Honorius
AE16-14. 12:00. 1.75 grams.
RIC X 409. CONS
"408 - 423 AD"
Struck for Honorius and Theodosius II.
| mint | RIC | H | T2 | LRBC |
| Her | 407-8 | 2 | 3 | |
| Con | 409-11 | C | S,4 | 2224-5 |
| Nic | 412-3 | S | R | 2456-7 |
| Cyz | 414-5 | R | 2 | 2600(T2) |
| Ant | 416 | 2 | ||
| Ale | 417-8 | R | R | 2930-1 |
RIC page 272, plate 18 has 4 photos.
This type was described as "emperor receiving globe from Jupiter" in LRBC.
Note the star behind the head, a mark which commonly distinguishes Theodosius II from Theodosius I.
DO for Honorius, none, Table 42, "Eastern AE, 395-423," "408-423," page 213. For Theodosius II, none, Table 33, page 140. "408-423".
Cayon H--, T2-40 (0).
Hunter H--, T2--.