Constans Flavius Julius Constans (AD 320 or 323 - 333 (caesar) - 337 - 340)
'Victoriae ...' Coin 1.a
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Bronze Æ 3 - Æ 15 mm - 3 grams - Die axis 05:00 - RIC VII (Siscia or Rome) - Struck AD 347-348. 1. CONSTAN-S PF AVG (Constans Pius Felix (Pious and Blessed) Augustus). Draped and cuirassed emperor facing right, laureate and rosette-diademed. 2. VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q:NN (Victoriae Dominorum Augustorum Que Nostrum - Victories of Our Lords and Emperors). Two winged Victoria's facing each other, holding wreaths towards each other. Double dot in between the Q and first N. 2.b The mintmark starts with a R or B and ends with possibly an Ω and a flat line. Obv. : Worn - Rev. : Worn

'Victoriae ...' Coin 1.b
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Bronze Æ 3 - Æ 14-15 mm - 2 grams - Die axis 12:00. 1. CONSTANS - PF AVG (Constans Pius Felix (Pious and Blessed) Augustus). Draped emperor facing right, pearly diademed. 2. [VIC]TORIAE DD AVGG Q NN (Victoriae Dominorum Augustorum Que Nostrum - Victories of Our Lords and Emperors). Two winged Victoria's facing each other, holding wreaths towards each other. In between them a palm tree / branch. Obv. : Good but worn, LP - Rev. : Good but worn, LP