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<p>[QUOTE="jamesicus, post: 612485, member: 14873"]Yes, large numbers according to Sutherland in RIC, Volume VI. </p><p><br /></p><p> <b><b>BTW, I wish to thank my fellow Roman coins of the London Mint enthusiast and noted numismatist, Lee Toone, for granting me permission to quote his following excellent contribution:</b></b> </p><p> <i>"Bastien, in an annexe to a later work, Le Monnayage de L'Atelier de Lyons (Wetteren, 1980) - Annexe Atelier Continental Sans Marque pp.125-128 and Plate LXIX revisits this issue. He reaffirms his view that these coins were minted at an unknown continental mint prior to the invasion and concludes that, in reality, there are only four types RIC 14a, 14b, 17a and 17b. The others listed under Lyons by Sutherland are erroneous, either unofficial, lightly struck LA or LB coins or unmarked London coins. He goes on to catalogue these four types each with two different versions; the first 'set' with large heads ('effigies larges') and the second with small heads ('petites effigies'). It would appear that your Constantius is a large head variety and your Galerius is a small head variety."</i>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jamesicus, post: 612485, member: 14873"]Yes, large numbers according to Sutherland in RIC, Volume VI. [B][B]BTW, I wish to thank my fellow Roman coins of the London Mint enthusiast and noted numismatist, Lee Toone, for granting me permission to quote his following excellent contribution:[/B][/B] [I]"Bastien, in an annexe to a later work, Le Monnayage de L'Atelier de Lyons (Wetteren, 1980) - Annexe Atelier Continental Sans Marque pp.125-128 and Plate LXIX revisits this issue. He reaffirms his view that these coins were minted at an unknown continental mint prior to the invasion and concludes that, in reality, there are only four types RIC 14a, 14b, 17a and 17b. The others listed under Lyons by Sutherland are erroneous, either unofficial, lightly struck LA or LB coins or unmarked London coins. He goes on to catalogue these four types each with two different versions; the first 'set' with large heads ('effigies larges') and the second with small heads ('petites effigies'). It would appear that your Constantius is a large head variety and your Galerius is a small head variety."[/I][/QUOTE]
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