Need Help Identifying Ancient Roman Coin!

Hi everyone and thanks right away for taking time to take a look at this thread! I have finished cleaning some ancient roman coins and need some help ID'ing a coin. Just need a more accurate ID. The pictures and coin specs are below. Thanks again for all the help in advance!


Weight: 1.752 grams
Diameter: 15.875 mm AE3
Obverse: Bust facing right (need help on emperor)
Reverse: (Soldier?) Standing, Facing left holding globe, star in right field
Mint:?
Date:?
The coins legends are there, just most of the letters can not be made out.

Thanks again,
Jimmbob82

 

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i believe it is constantius ii, RIC VIII Siscia 398 with the star in the right reverse field and the ASIS mint mark.

so siscia mint, date: 355-361

the obverse legend should be..

DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG

 

Thanks so much chrsmat71 for the fast reply! I had a general idea of what the coin was, but could not find it on others sites as I did not know what the legends said.

Thanks again,
Jimmbob82

 

I agree with Chris. Quick work Chris.

 

np JB, glad 2 help.