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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Curtis, post: 1687512, member: 26430&quot;]I think the images are strongly suggestive of Trier. The exergue definitely looks to begin TR, and the positioning is right for the P to be off-flan (in fact, it even looks a bit like vertical line in a P remains, for TRP). I might want to double-check, but I don&#039;t think any of the fallen horsemen-to-left issues from Rome had T&#039;s in the exergue. Only the ones spearing two enemies-to-right, right?</p><p><br /></p><p>We talked about this on a different site (I&#039;m jjfnumismatics), but I forget to look through my bag for any Triers. </p><p><br /></p><p>Wanting to share in the pleasure of fallen horseman coins -- I won a Constans AE2 Fallen Horseman from Thessalonica today, partial silvering, with a truly lucky auction pick from G&amp;N. What&#039;s interesting about this one, I think, is the globe in hand. Didn&#039;t realize the Thessalonica issues had that:</p><p>[ATTACH]254188.vB[/ATTACH]</p><p>Ah, you&#039;ve got one of these, lol! </p><p>And a Gallus Trier... </p><p>Okay, thought I remembered one but nothing jumps out as Trier -- so far... You&#039;re right, these are hard to find for sale. ROMA Numismatics had a least a couple reasonably priced... Don&#039;t see anything now[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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