Unknown coin?

I was deleting some old pics from my phone last night when I came across this. If memory serves me well, I think I got this coin a few years ago at an antique shop for about $5-7
I don't think I ever identified who it is.

I think it might be Constantius II or Julian II but some guy said that it looked like Valentinian III??
All I can say for certain is that it is an AE-4.
Any help would be very much appreciated.

 

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That's not much to go on, lol.

 

@ JA Lol!
I think it has the Emperor holding an orb while facing left. I do think that there is a spear (or shield) in his right hand?

 

i just bought 4-5 coins in that condition from my coin shop....got them for $2 each. I hope to learn some history wile im at it. firt time paying more then FV for a coin in a long time, and they are ancients... diving in head first.

 

Well, if I had to guess---and that's all I could possibly do with that particular coin---I'd say Valentinian III

I assume there is absolutely no trace of legible lettering at all on either the obverse or reverse???

 

I don't remember there being any letters that I could see. I do remember that the reverse was very crude.

 

Better closeup photos needed....

 

Good luck Amos. Ancients are awesome!

 

That is not happening anytime soon Swamp Yank.
They are in a safe deposit box a long ways away from me

 

This is the exact reason why I stick with Siliqua

 

Wow => that's an awesome quilt!!

 

Damn straight!

 

Unknown coin?

Unknown comedian.......

 

Not a quilt, knitting.

 

Ummm, you're not "the" green18 => three-time knitting champion, are you???

 

No, but the wife owns a couple of knitting machines and the danged stuff just rubs off. Steve? Get me outa here.......

 

Hang tough, my friend => I'm comin' to rescue ya!! (do the pheasant, freeze!!)

 

They's real tasty........hold still for just a few more seconds friend.......I gotta bead on ya.

 

Sorry, Mag-Max ... apparently we've totally side-swiped your cool thread (our bad)

=> ummm, the best I can do is throw-out a bird coin ... I hope this helps?



Campania Teanum Sidicinum
265-240 BC
Athena & Rooster



... ooops (green is a bad influence!!)

Curse you Friday (curse you!!)