EC.72.161 Denomination: ? (AE ?) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine I ("Constantine the Great") facing right Inscription: CONSTANTINUS AUG Supplied: Constantinus Augustus Translated: Constantine Augustus
	Reverse: Soldier with long spear in right hand, shield in left Inscription: faint Weight: 2 g

	EC.72.162 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine I ("Constantine the Great") facing right Inscription: IMP CONSTANTINUS P F AUG Supplied: Imperator Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Emperor Constantine Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Man holding a standard in both hands Inscription: PRINCIPI... Translated: To the leader... Notes: This coin was minted at Lugdunum in the western province of Gallia (present-day Lyon, France). Weight: 6 g

	EC.72.163 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 335 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine II facing right Inscription: CONSTANTINUS IUN NOB C Supplied: Constantinus Iunior Nobilissimus Caesar Translated: Constantine the younger, most noble Caesar
	Reverse: Two soldiers, each holding a spear and standard Inscription: ...XP...TUS. MALA Weight: 2 g

	EC.72.164 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 348-361 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Flavius Julius Constans, facing right Inscription: D N CONSTANS P F AUG Supplied: Dominus Noster Constans Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Our master, Constans Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Constans standing on a galley holding a globe with phoenix and a standard with a Chi-Rho; on stern a seated Victory steering the galley Inscription: FEL TEMP REPARATIO Supplied: Felicium Temporum Reparatio Translated: Restoration of happy times Notes: For this coin reverse type see C. Foss, Roman Historical Coins (London 1990) 300 n. 40. Weight: 5 g

	EC.72.165 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 348-361 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constans facing right Inscription: D N CO...N S P... Supplied: Dominus Noster Constans Pius Felix Translated: Our master, Constans Pius Felix
	Reverse: Constans standing on a galley holding a globe with phoenix and a standard with a Chi-Rho; on stern a seated Victory steering the galley Inscription: FEL TEMP REPARATIO Supplied: Felicium Temporum Reparatio Translated: Restoration of happy times Notes: See EC.72.164 Weight: 5 g

	EC.72.166 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 335-338 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constans facing right Inscription: CONS...S P F AUG... Supplied: Constans Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Two soldiers holding spears with a military standard between them Inscription: faint Notes: This coin was minted at Aequileia in the western province of Italy. Weight: 1 g

	EC.72.167 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 350-353 CE Obverse: Head of Flavius Magnus Magnentius facing right Inscription: D N...NENTIUS P F AUG Supplied: Dominus Noster Magnentius Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Our master Magnentius Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Two Victories holding an inscribed shield resting on a column Inscription: VICTORI...E DOM MU...VOT V MULT X. A Supplied: Victori...Votis V Multis X. Aquilea Translated: To the victor...Many vows every five and ten years. Aquilea Notes: This coin was most likely minted at Aquilea in the western province of Italy. Weight: 5 g

	EC.72.168 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 350-353 CE Obverse: Head of Flavius Magnus Magnentius facing right Inscription: D N ...NENTIUS P F AUG Supplied: Dominus Noster Magnentius Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Our master Magnentius Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Magnentius on horseback thrusting a spear at a kneeling barbarian Inscription: GLOBIA ROMANORUM. TR Supplied: Globia Romanorum. Triviensis Translated: The world of the Romans. Made at Tier Notes: For this coin type see R. A. G. Carson, Principal Coins of the Romans, Vol. III: The Dominate AD 294-498 (London 1980) 49 n. 1364. Weight: 5 g

	EC.72.169 Denomination: ? (AE?) Date: c. 350-351 CE Obverse: Head of Flavius Magnus Magnentius facing right Inscription: IMP CAE MAGNENTIUS AUG Supplied: Imperator Caesar Magnentius Augustus Translated: Emperor Caesar Magnentius Augustus
	Reverse: Magnentius holding a globe with Victory figure and a standard with a Chi-Rho Inscription: FELICITAS REPUBLICA. TR. A Supplied: Felicitas Republica. Triviensis... Translated: Happiness of the state. Made at Trier... Notes: For this coin type see R. A. G. Carson, Principal Coins of the Romans, Vol. III: The Dominate AD 294-498 (London 1980) 50 n. 1367. Weight: 4 g

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