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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;PMONNEY, post: 2706321, member: 82829&quot;]Some coins of Constantinus I and II as well as Licinius represent sometimes on their reverse a symbol in a X form (frequently referred to as &quot;Camp plan&quot;) surmounted by Sol&nbsp; holding a globe and raising his right hand (see below a picture of my AE coin of Constantinus II, Thessalonica 337-340 AD). Four raws in an X shape would be a vulnerable shape for a camp.The reference of such geometrical figure as a Camp plan is far from obvious. It could be a monumental bird&#039;s eye view of a monumental stepped base. As this type of reverse is to be found on Thessalonica coins, it also has been intepretated a major cross-roads in this stategical location. Any other interpretation&nbsp; would be welcome, as well as pictures of[ATTACH=full]610059[/ATTACH] reverses of a similar nature.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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