Author Topic: Constantine I MARTI CONSERVATORI (bust of Constantine and Mars) from London (?)  (Read 1199 times)

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Online Victor

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I was going through my CNG wins and found this coin. I am thinking that it looks like Trier (RIC VI Trier 884); but Dr. Malcom Lyne thought London. I am wary of my own judgement in this circumstance and would like to crowdsource this.

 


Constantine I
circa A.D. 312
21x22mm    3.8g
CONSTANTINVS P F AVG; laureate and cuirassed bust right
MARTI CONSERVATORI; helmeted & cuirassed bust of Mars right


here's a Trier 884

 



Offline Nikko

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Trier mint IMHO.


Offline Lech Stępniewski

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For me it is Trier. Already this dubious specimen from my website is much more likely.

https://notinric.lechstepniewski.info/6lon-132_mc.html

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Thanks everyone