This coin is great! The details are nice and sharp, and overall condition is quite fine. Unfortunately, all of the important letters are missing. Obv: DN-----VSPFAVG Rev: SALVSREI PVBLICAE Diam: 14mm According to Tesorillo, https://tesorillo.com/aes/133/133i.htm I have 3 choices: Johannes Theodosius II Valentinian III It can't be Johannes because his legend doesn't have a "VSPFAVG." So it's either T2 or V3. Wildwinds does show any V3 with this reverse. However, I can't really see the blank space on the obverse managing to fit "DNPLAVALENTINIAN" in the relatively small space available. But, if Wildwinds doens't list a V3 with this reverse, and does list a T2 with this reverse, then it must be T2? But the T2's legend is "DNTHEODOSI-VSPFAVG," and this example doesn't appear to have a break in the text. Pls help tyvm
If you look on romancoin.info, will find more than the 3 possibilities. I suggest you investigate those.
Not familiar with that site but that's wrong. The type belongs to the 380's (just going off the top of my head) so the choices would be Arcadius, Theodosius I or Honorius. I'd guess Arcadius. Rasiel
These are fun coins! They are small, fairly visual, plentiful, mostly cheap, issued by many emperors (many/all related?), fun slight differences to collect (cross/chi rho)...