3rd century roman coins -links-

Hello my fellow coin brothers. I noticed a lot of you are in to the 3rd century coins.
Here are 2 links : 1st is on the Claudius II, divus Claudius and Quintillus coinage, 2nd is on Gallienus and Salonina coins... Enjoy !

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http://www.academia.edu/t/gudiC/3372613/Claudius_II_Divus_Claudius_and_Quintillus

http://www.academia.edu/t/gudiC/3372772/Gallienus_and_Salonina_Sole_Reign_Rome_mint_

 

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That's obviously some intense cataloging, but what do the columns marked Nor, Cun, and V(i) represent? And what do the numbers in those columns mean?

 

I checked. 'NOR' stands for 'Normanby', 'CUN' for 'Cunetio'. All are reference books for that era. The 'V' doesn't ring a bell (yet)...

 

No, all are major hoards of coins of that era. V(i) stands for RIC V part 1.

 

...What i meant to say. And used as reference books... Sometimes my thoughts are running faster then my brains...