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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sky92880, post: 8222384, member: 77343&quot;]Although not the most beautiful coin, difficult to photograph due to the encrustation, here is a small, 12.1mm, 1.11g coin, minted during the fourth period (A.D.378-383). It caught my eye due to its unusual reverse side. [ATTACH=full]1444346[/ATTACH]</p><p>The obverve legend : DNVALENTINIANUSPFAVG, on the reverse : VOT X MVLT XXX . Minted in Nicomedia, officina&nbsp; SMNB. It should come after RIC IX nr 38.</p><p>Valentinian wears a kind of diadem, which can be seen from the arch at the top of his head.</p><p>RIC IX has recorded 1 piece of THEODOSIUS 1 (in the British Museum) with this VOT legend, minted in Antiochia, under number 57, officina antDELTA, . Of Valentinian II or Gratian no coins with this legend are known. </p><p><br /></p><p>Thank you for looking.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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