Weighing 2.2 g. and measuring around 14 mm, this bronze coin of Emperor Honorius has VRBS RO-MA Felix on reverse which shows Roma standing right holding Victory who is holding a wreath. The coin was struck in Rome and is listed as RIC IX 67 f and Cohen72. But as such, it has OF- Epsilon across fields. Mine has OF- S across fields. Would that be different enough and rather scarce? Thanks for your comments..
i don't know about the rarity 7C, but it's a cool little coin. one of these, as well as the reverse type with the three emperors (honorius, theodosius ii, and arcadius) are pretty high on my list.
Well, I'm unable to answer your question '7-C', but I just posted my Honorius on another thread, so I might as well here too---A Siliqua minted in Milan:
