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Divus Carus, 283, antoninianus (4, 16 g), Lugdunum. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: eagle to the right, circumscribed. RIC 29, Cohen 18, freshly minted. Copy the James Fox collection, CNG auction 40, 1996, lot 1712. Copy the collection Dr. Neussel. With put underneath list of the collector. (Image 1)

Diocletian, 284-305, bronze follis (7, 33 g), at. 296, Siscia. Av: IMP C DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG, head with laurel to the right Rev: GENIO POPVLI Romany, genius to l standing, holding Patera and cornucopia. RIC 95 a, very fine plus (Image 1)

Diokletianus, 284-305, bronze Follis (8, 75 g) dated 305-313, Kyzikus. Av: transcription, bust with laurel wreath, consular dress, branch and Mappa Rev: transcription, Providentia with charged hand as well Quies with branch and sceptres. RIC VI 22 on, ss. (Image 1)

Maximianus I. Herculius, 286-305, antoninianus (3, 78 g), Ticinium. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: standing Hercules: The Legendary Journeys with bat and skin of a lion to the right, therefore \"HERCVLI CONSERVAT / SXXIT\". RIC 545, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Diocletianus, 305-306, Follis (10, 94 g), Serdica. Av: laureate bust with Trabea, branch and Mappa to the right, circumscribed. Rev: Providentia and Quies stand be opposite, circumscribed. RIC 15, a little plaque, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Severus II., 305-306, Follis (11, 94 g), Ticinium. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: Mars with spear and shouldered challenge cup to the right, therefore \"VIRTVS AVGG ET CESS COD\". RIC 60, extremley fine (Image 1)

Maxentius, 307-310, Follis (6, 98 g), Aquileia. Av: bust left, circumscribed. Rev: seated Roma in Temple, therefore \"CONSERV-VRB SVAE\". RIC 124, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Julian II., 361-363, Follis (8, 64 g), Constantinopel. Av: length portrait to the right, circumscribed. Rev: bull to the right, over it two stars, therefore \"SECVRITAS REI PVB\". RIC 163, extremley fine (Image 1)

Valentinianus I., 364-367, solidus (4, 44 g), Thessalonica. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: Valentinianus and Valens to be enthroned with Globe next to one another, over it winged Victoria, therefore \"VICTOR - IA AVGG - SMTES\": RIC 4 b1, ss. (Image 1)

Theodosius I., 379-395, solidus (4, 38 g), Constantinople. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: throning Constantinopolis with scepter and shield, circumscribed. RIC 70 a, billowy, edge nick, ss. (Image 1)

Thedosius I., 388-392, siliqua (2, 07 g), Lugdunum. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: seated Roma left, therefore \"VRBS ROMA - LVGPS\". RIC 43, ss. (Image 1)

Honorius, 393-423, solidus (4, 40 g), Constantinople. Av: bust with shield and spear in three quarter length, circumscribed. Rev: Constantinopolis frontally sitting, circumscribed. RIC 8, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Honorius, 393-424, solidus (4, 42 g), Mediolanum. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: Emperor with Viktoria and labarum rises prisoners, circumscribed. RIC 1206, plaque, ss. (Image 1)

Honorius, 393-424, solidus (4, 47 g), Mediolanum. Av: bust to right, circumscribed. Rev: Emperor with Viktoria and labarum rises prisoners, circumscribed. RIC 1206, ss. (Image 1)

Theodosius II., 423-424, solidus (4, 44 g), Constantinople. Av: bust with shield and spear from the front, therefore \"DN THEODO-SIVS PF AVG\". Rev: standing Victoria with cross staff left, beside star, therefore \"VOT XX - MVLT XXXI\". RIC 225. Ss. (Image 1)

Marcianus, 450-457, solidus (4, 46 g), Constantinople. Av: bust with shield and spear from the front, circumscribed. Rev: standing Victoria with long cross left, right afield a star, circumscribed. RIC 505, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Leo I., 457-474, solidus (4, 48 g), Constantinople. Av: length portrait with helmet, shield and spear from the front, circumscribed. Rev: Victoria with long cross left standing, therefore \"VICTORIA AVGGG\". RIC 605, contact marks, ss. (Image 1)

Zeno, 474-491, solidus (4, 45 g), Constantinople. Av: bust with shield and spear from the front, circumscribed. Rev: standing Victoria with gemmed cross left, circumscribed. RIC 911, very fine to extremly fine. (Image 1)

Augustus, approximate 28 BC, Cistophor (11, 88 g), Ephesus. Av: head to the right, circumscribed. Rev: standing Pax with caduceus, before that \"PAX\", behind Cista Mystica, therefore laurel wreath. RIC 476, BMC 691, ss. (Image 1)

Seleukis and Pieria, Æ (5, 66 g), 1. Jh, Antiochia. Av: tyche head with wall coping to the right. Rev: jumping ram to the right, over it crescent. SNG Cop. 100, ss. From a Rhine private collection. Acquired in the 1980 / 90s in the Rhine coin trade. (Image 1)