I have collected late Roman AE seriously for over thirty years. I am now offering coins from my collection at prices I think you will find are below those of well-known fixed-price sites, and being a collection, the quality is usually higher too. http://augustusmath.hypermart.net/Valentinian.html Today I added many of the types of Gratian (367-383 AD) and Valentinian II (375-392)-- fourteen coins. Below are just a few. Please look at the site (which has many more coins of these emperors and also from all ancient-coin series including Roman, Greek, and Byzantine): Valentinian II, 375-392 AE2. VIRTVS EXERCITI Emperor standing right, spurning captive, holding standard and globe. 383-388 [RIC] 386-393 [DO] 22 mm. 3.97 grams. RIC Heraclea 24b (minor variant without dot before S), page 197 Lovely natural light cover highlighting type [$49] Valentinian II, 375-392 VIRTVS AVGGG Emperor on galley left, holding phoenix on globe, Victory at helm. 384-388 Only at Thessalonica. RIC Thessalonica 61 "refers to the months of Valentinian II's refuge there [from Magnus Maxmus]" 17 mm. 2.15 grams. Rare type. (This is not the commoner big galley type) [$75] Valentinian II, 375-392 AE3. CONCORDIA AVGGG Roma seated front, head left, holding globe left (in her right hand, on the viewer's left), and holding partly-seen reversed spear (in her left hand, on the viewer's right). Struck 378-383 18 mm. 3.30 grams. RIC Antioch 45b4. Nice earthen highlighting. [$29] Shipping is given at the top of that page. Thanks for looking.
