The reverse of the VIRT EXERCIT GALL has what is described as a parazonium. I have looked at several and there is a remarkable inconsistency in their depiction. The parazonium is shown on BEATA coinage as an eagle-headed dagger. On the VIRT coins the pommel varies greatly.
Below are some example with an example of a BEATA coin for comparison. Here is a link to the parazonium on BEATA coins-
http://www.lateromanbronzecoinforum.com/index.php/topic,1016.msg2842.html#msg2842here is link to my page on the VIRT EXERCIT coin and its companion fractional issue, the PACI PERPET
http://www.constantinethegreatcoins.com/fractions/Constantine I
A.D. 312- 313
FL VAL CONSTANTINVS AVG, radiate bust, draped, cuirassed and seen from the rear.
VIRT EXE-RCIT GALL, Virtus standing left, looking right, right leaning on reversed spear, left holding parazonium.
In left field X, in right field VI
In exergue RP
RIC VI Rome 360
