Two serpents

Some weeks cool coins come in multiples.




Barry

 

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I can’t imagine these are often found in high grades

 

Am I correct that this is supposed to be the earliest example of the specifically Christian iconography of a labarum with Chi-Ro above, slaying a serpent -- with the serpent as a figure symbolizing evil, rather than the positive attributes it traditionally represented on Roman coins?

 

Also, funny that they just couldn’t find the space for the terminal “A”

 

Yes

A is the workshop

 

Thanks, victor. I thought the A was the last letter of “PVBLICA”