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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2046770, member: 19463&quot;]This last coin you show has III in the reverse field and A in the obverse field.&nbsp; It is much larger diameter than the 17mm coin you posted first.&nbsp;&nbsp; These were issued at a time of terrible inflation when money issued one day was replaced by smaller and junkier coins in a very short time.&nbsp; The marks in the field make a difference.&nbsp;&nbsp; We did not ID the first because you never showed the obverse and it could be a coin of Constantius Gallus as well.&nbsp; That is why I mentioned the portrait having head gear; only Constantius II does but Gallus is bare headed.&nbsp; You say the front is similar but I doubt it has the A in the field.&nbsp; Yes?&nbsp; Remember that there are estimated to be 2200 versions of the falling horseman coins so you need to be a little specific on the little details to get a solid ID.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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