Monete dell'Impero Romano

Lotto n. 448 - Basiliscus (475-476 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint. D/ D N bASILISCЧS PP AVG. Pearl-diademed, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, head slightly right, holding spear and shield with horseman motif. R/ VICTORIA AVGGG. Victory standing left, holding long jewelled cross; star in right field; CONOB in exergue. RIC X 1003; Depeyrot 101/1. AV. 4.49 g. 21 mm. R. Rare. Small areas of weakness. EF.

Lotto n. 447 - Zeno (474-491 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint. D/ D N ZENO PERP AVG. Pearl-diademed, helmeted and armored facing bust, holding spear over right shoulder and shield with horseman motif. R/ VICTORIA AVCCC Z. Victory standing left, holding voided long cross in right hand; star to right; in exergue, CONOB. RIC X 910; Depeyrot 108/1. AV. 4.43 g. 20 mm. About About FDC/EF. Ex Münzen und Medailen with tag.

Lotto n. 446 - Libius Severus (Severus III, 461-465 AD). AV Tremissis, Mediolanum mint. D/ D N LIBIVS SEVERVS P F AV. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ Latin cross pattée within wreath; beneath, COMOB. Lacam 77; ; RIC X 2727 (R3); Depeyrot 28/2. AV. 1.47 g. 15 mm. RR. Very rare and good example. About EF.

Lotto n. 445 - Libius Severus (Severus III (461-465 AD)). AR Half Siliqua, Rome mint. D/ D N LIB SEVERVS P F AVG. Rosette-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ Chi-rho within wreath; in exergue, RM. Morello 1; RIC X 2713. AE. 0.91 g. 13 mm. RR. Very rare, with pleasant tone. Good VF/VF.

Lotto n. 444 - Leo I (457-474 AD). AE 12.5 mm. Rome mint, 465-467 AD. D/ Rosette diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ Victory standing facing, head left, holding wreath and palm. RIC X 2528; LRBC 873. AE. 1.06 g. 12.5 mm. RRR. Extremely rare. Deep green patina. About VF/VF.

Lotto n. 443 - Leo I (457-474 AD). Solidus, 462-466. D/ D N LEO PE-RPET AVG. Bust of Leo I, helmeted, pearl-diademed, cuirassed, facing front, holding spear in right hand behind head and shield decorated with horseman on left arm. R/ VICTORIA AVGGG, Victory, winged, draped, standing left, supporting long jewelled cross; in right field, star. RIC X 605. AV. 4.4 g. 20.5 mm. About EF/EF. Well centred.

Lotto n. 442 - Leo I (457-474 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint. 3rd officina. 457-468.. D/ D N LEO PERPET AVG. Pearl-diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear and shield. R/ VICTORIA AVGGG Γ. Victory standing left, holding long jewelled cross; star to right; in exergue, CONOB. RIC X 605; Depeyrot 93/1. AV. 4.49 g. 20 mm. Scarce. Minor scratches. Good EF/EF.

Lotto n. 441 - Maiorianus (457-461 AD). AE 14.5 mm. Mediolanum mint. D/ D N IVL MA[...]. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ VICTORIA AVGGG / MD. Victory standing left, holding wreath and palm branch. RIC X 2641. AE. 2.15 g. 14.5 mm. RR. Very rare and in good condition for the issue. Light green patina. Good VF. Iulius Valerius Maiorianus owned his name to his maternal grandfather, who had been magister militum in Illyricum in the 370s. He had himself served with distinction under Aetius, and in 455 he was considered a possible successor of Valentinianus III. Presumably, when he and Ricimer deposed Avitus in October 456, it was intended that he should succeed him, but according to Sidonius Apollinaris, who knew him personally, he was reluctant to assume the burden, and an interregnum of six months followed during which he and Ricimer were in fact masters of the West but the Emperors were nominally Marcianus and, after January 457, Leo. Even after he had been proclaimed emperor by the army outside Rome on 1st April 457, he continued to call himself no more than magister militum, and he was not proclaimed at Ravenna until 28 December 457. Just as Avitus had not been acceptable in Italy, so Maiorianus was not acceptable in Gaul. In 458 he led an army of German mercenaries into the Rhone valley, made himself master of Lyon, which had accepted a Burgundian garrison, and having defeated the Visigoths outside Arles, he compelled them to come to terms. But his Gallic successes in 458/9 were followed by misfortunes in Spain in 460/1. Two naval expeditions planned against Gaiseric met with disaster, and he was forced to return to Italy with no accomplishment to his credit. Such successes as he had had, however, aroused the suspicions of Ricimer: Maiorianus, who had deserved better things, was seized by treachery at Tortona on 2 August, deposed, and beheaded five days later. AE4 were struck under Maiorianus at Milan, Ravenna and Rome […] The coins of all three mints are larger and substantially heavier than any Western bronze coins had been since the reign of Honorius. Lacam (1988, 220) has suggested that these unusually high weights are to be explained by Ricimer's need for betterc coin to offer Gundobald's mercenaries when preparing for his campaign against the Vandals, but it is difficult to immagine any troops being satisfied with such miserable scraps of metal. (Grierson-Mays 'Catalogue of Late Roman Coin in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittemore Collection', Washington, 1992, pp. 250-252).

Lotto n. 440 - Pulcheria, wife of Marcianus (died 453 AD). AV Tremissis, Constantinople mint. D/ AEL PVLCHERIA AVG. Pearl-diademed and draped bust right. R/ Cross within wreath; below, CONOB (star). RIC X 521; Depeyrot 72/4. AV. 1.4 g. 15.5 mm. RRR. Very rare and good example. Scratch on obverse and nicks, otherwise. good VF. Ex Artemide XXIV, 2009, lot 366.

Lotto n. 439 - Marcianus (450-457 AD). AE Nummus, Nicomedia mint, 450-457 AD. D/ D N MARCIANVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ Monogram; cross above, NIC below. RIC X 551. AE. 1.25 g. 10.5 mm. Choice for type; green patina. Good VF. Ex Titano 32, 2009, lot 244.

Lotto n. 438 - Marcianus (450-457 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint, 450-457 AD. D/ D N MARCIANVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear and shield decorated with horseman. R/ VICTORIA AVGGG Θ. Victory standing left, holding long jewelled cross; star in right field; in exergue, CONOB. RIC X 510; Depeyrot 87/1. AV. 4.47 g. 21 mm. Scarce. Superb example; well struck and centered. Good EF/EF.

Lotto n. 437 - Eudocia, wife of Theodosius II (died 460 AD). AV Tremissis, Constantinople mint. D/ AEL EVDOCIA AVG. Diademed and draped bust right. R/ Cross within wreath; below, CONOB (star). Depeyrot 72/2; RIC X (Theod. II) 335. AV. 1.31 g. 14 mm. R. Rare and good example. Marks on both sides, otherwise. Good VF/VF.

Lotto n. 436 - Theodosius II (402-450 AD). Solidus, Constantinople. D/ D N THEODOSIVS P F AVG. Helmeted and cuirassed bust three-quarter facing right, holding spear and shield. R/ IMP XXXXII COS XVII P P. Constantinopolis enthroned to left, holding cross on globe and sceptre; by the throne a shield and star in the left field; CONOB in exergue. RIC X 292; Depeyrot 84/1. AV. 4.46 g. 22 mm. Superb example. Well struck on a broad flan. Good EF/About FDC.

Lotto n. 435 - Theodosius II (402-450 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint, 430-440 AD. D/ D N THEODOSIVS P F AVG. Helmeted, pearl-diademed and cuirassed bust facing facing, holding spear and shield decorated with horseman. R/ VOT XXX MVLT XXXX Δ. Helmeted and draped Constantinopolis enthroned left, holding cross on globe and sceptre; by the throne, a shield; star in right field; in exergue, CONOB. Depeyrot 81/1; RIC X 257. AV. 4.42 g. 21 mm. Superb example. Good EF/About FDC.

Lotto n. 434 - Theodosius II (402-450 AD). AV Solidus, Constantinople mint, 422-423 AD. D/ D N THEODOSIVS P F AVG. Three quarter facing bust, helmeted, diademed and cuirassed, holding spear and shield decorated with horseman. R/ VOT XX MVLT XXX Γ. Victory standing left, holding long jewelled cross; to upper left, star; in exergue, CONOB. RIC X 225; Depeyrot 75/1. AV. Scarce. Superb example. Graffiti on reverse. EF. Encapsulated by NGC Ch AU.

Lotto n. 433 - Galla Placidia, mother of Valentinianus III (died 450 AD). AE 11.5 mm. Rome mint. D/ D N GALLA PLACIDIA P F AVG. Pearl-diademed and draped bust right. R/ SALVS REI PVBLICE. Cross; to left, T; in exergue, [RM]. RIC X 2111. AE. 0.83 g. 11.5 mm. RRR. Very rare and good example; brown patina. VF/About VF.

Lotto n. 432 - Priscus Attalus (409-410 AD). AR Siliqua. Narbonne mint, in the name of Honorius. D/ D N HONORIVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ RESTIVTIO REI P. Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory on globe and spear; in exergue, PSRB. RIC X 1417 (Priscus) var. (obverse legend); cf. 3703b. 1.27 g. 15 mm. RRR. Extremely rare and intriguing. Hairline flan crack and roughness. VF. In 409 Priscus Attalus was appointed 'comes sacrarum largitionum' by Honorius, but in the same year Alaric, after occupying Rome, proclaimed him emperor in opposition to Honorius. Attalus was deposed in 410, then elevated again by the Visigoths in Gaul in 414; his usurpation ended in 415 when Ataulf abandoned the region. Silver issues in Attalus’s name are therefore divided between Rome and Gaul. The Gallic phase is especially significant because it lies on the boundary between official imperial coinage (even if produced by a usurper) and imitative issues. In RIC X, the official coins of this period are listed as numbers 1416 (a gold solidus) and 1417 (a silver siliqua), both in the name of Priscus. The mintmark PSNB is clearly indicating the mint of Narbonne. Recent discoveries allow a reconsideration of traditional classifications: a group of similar coins bearing the name of Honorius had been catalogued as imitative and attributed to the Visigoths, but the new evidence suggests they belong to the same issuing authority as Attalus’s coins. This piece is particularly interesting because it combines Honorius obverse with Priscus reverse type with 'RESTITVTIO REI P' legend.

Lotto n. 431 - Constans (337-361 AD). AE 23.5 mm, Siscia mint, 348-350 AD. D/ D N CONSTANS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ FEL TEMP REPARATIO. Constans, draped, cuirassed, standing left on galley, holding phoenix on globe in right hand and standard with Chi-Rho on banner in left hand; steering the ship, seated Victory; in exergue, BSISR. RIC VIII Siscia 209. AE. 6.39 g. 23.5 mm. Hairline flan crack. Superb example, fully silvered. EF.

Lotto n. 430 - Arcadius (383-408 AD). AR Siliqua, Treveri mint, 392-395 AD. D/ D N ARCADIVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ VIRTVS ROMANORVM. Roma seated left on cuirass, holding Victory on globe and reversed spear. RIC IX Treveri 106B. AR. 1.92 g. 19 mm. Attractive iridescent tone. EF.

Lotto n. 429 - Eugenius (392-394 AD). AE 15 mm, 392-394 AD. D/ DN EVGENIVS P F AVG. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ SPES ROMANORVM. Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm; in exergue, AQS. RIC X 59.2. AE. 0.99 g. 13 mm. R. VF/Good VF.

Lotto n. 428 - Magnus Maximus (383-388 AD). AE 13 mm, Arelate mint. D/ D N MAGNVS MAXIMVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ SPES ROMANORVM. Camp-gate with star, between its two turrets; in exergue, SCON. RIC IX Arelate 29a.2. AE. 1.19 g. 13 mm. Light green patina. Choice for issue. EF.

Lotto n. 427 - Theodosius I (379-395 AD). AE 22 mm, Antioch mint, 378-383 AD. D/ D N THEODOSIVS P F AVG. Helmeted with rosette-diadem, draped and cuirassed bust right, holding spear and shield in front. R/ GLORIA ROMANORVM. Emperor, head right, standing facing, on ship, raising right hand; Victory seated at helm; to left, wreath; to upper right, cross; ANTB in exergue. RIC IX Antioch 40e.3. AE. 4.88 g. 22.5 mm. Nice brown patina. Good VF/About EF.

Lotto n. 426 - Gratianus (367-383 AD). AR Siliqua, Treveri mint, 367-375 AD. D/ D N GRATIANVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ VRBS ROMA. Roma seated left on throne, holding Victory on globe and sceptre; in exergue, TRPS•. RIC IX 27f.1. AR. 1.95 g. 19 mm. Toned. Irregular flan and hairline flan-crack. Good VF.

Lotto n. 425 - Valentinianus I (364-375 AD). AV Solidus, Rome mint, 364-367 AD. D/ D N VALENTINI-ANVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ RESTITVTOR-REIPVBLICAE. Emperor, head right, standing facing, holding labarum and Victory on globe. RIC IX Rome 2A. AV. 4.42 g. 21 mm. Superb example. About FDC.

Lotto n. 424 - Iulianus II (361-363 AD). AE 28 mm. Sirmium mint. 361-363 AD. D/ D N FL CL IVLIANVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ SECVRITAS REI PVB. Bull, head facing, standing right; above, two stars; in exergue, BSIRM(wreath). RIC VIII 105. AE. 8.22 g. 28 mm. Scarce. Great portrait; silvered. Good EF/EF.

Lotto n. 423 - Vetranio (350 AD). AE 23.5mm, Siscia mint. D/ D N VETRANIO P F AVG. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right; A behind. R/ HOC SIGNO VICTOR ERIS. Emperor standing left, holding standard with Chi-Rho on the banner, and spear; to right Victory crowning him; to left, A; in exergue, •ЄSIS(star). RIC VIII 283. AE. 5.41 g. 23.5 mm. Scarce. Silvered; hairline flan crack. Good EF. Ex CNG E-326, 2014, lot 569.

Lotto n. 422 - Constantius II (337-361 AD). AV Solidus, Antioch mint, 338 AD. D/ FL IVL CONSTANTIVS PERP AVG. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ FELICITAS ROMANORVM. VOTIS / XV / MVLTIS / XX in four lines within wreath; in exergue, SMANZ. RIC VIII Antioch 31; Depeyrot 5/8. AV. 4.44 g. 22 mm. RR. Rare and choice. About EF.

Lotto n. 421 - Constantius II (337-361 AD). AE 25mm, Siscia mint, 350 AD. D/ D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right; A to left. R/ HOC SIGNO VICTOR ERIS. Constantius standing left, holding sceptre and labarum; crowning Victory to right; A to left; in exergue, •ЄSIS(star). RIC VIII 282. AE. 5.94 g. 25 mm. Silvering. EF. Ex CNG E326, 2014, lot 570.

Lotto n. 420 - Constantius II (337-361 AD). AE Follis, Alexandria mint, 351-354 AD. D/ D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG. Pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right. R/ FEL TEMP REPARATIO. Soldier standing left, spearing fallen horseman; Γ to upper left; in exergue, ALEB. RIC VIII 72. AE. 5.53 g. 23.5 mm. Nice portrait. Some silvering. EF.

Lotto n. 419 - Constantius II (337-361 AD). AE 21mm, Nicomedia mint, 348-351 AD. D/ D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust left, holding globe. R/ FEL TEMP REPARATIO. Emperor standing left, holding banner and leaning on shield set on ground; to left, two captives standing; in exergue, SMNB. RIC VIII 67. AE. 4.33 g. 21 mm. Well struck with nice brown patina. EF. Ex Nomos Obolos 5, 2016, lot 866.

Lotto n. 418 - Crispus as Caesar (317-326 AD). AE Follis, Siscia mint, 326-327 AD.. D/ IVL CRISPVS NOB C. Laureate head right. R/ PROVIDENTIAE CAESS. Camp gate with two turrets; above, star; in exergue, •ΔSIS•. RIC VII 201. AE. 3.42 g. 19 mm. R. Rare and choice, with slight silvering. Good EF/About FDC.

Lotto n. 417 - Crispus as Caesar (317-326 AD). AE Follis, Siscia mint. D/ IVL CRISPVS NOB C. Laureate head right. R/ CAESARVM NOSTRORVM. Wreath with jewel at apex containing VOT X in two lines; in exergue, ASIS(sunburst). RIC VII 181. AE. 3.41 g. 19 mm. Scarce. Perfectly struck and centered. EF.

Lotto n. 416 - Theodora, second wife of Constantius I (293-306 AD). AE 14.5 mm. Treveri mint, struck c. 337-340 AD. D/ FL MAX THEODORAE AVG. Laureate and mantled bust right. R/ PIETAS ROMANA Pietas standing facing, holding child in each arm; in exergue, TRP (palm). RIC VIII 91. AE. 1.3 g. 14.5 mm. Dark patina. About EF. Ex Inasta 84, 2019, lot 285.

Lotto n. 415 - Helena, mother of Constantinus I (Augusta 324-330 AD). AE Follis, Heraclea mint, 325-326 AD. D/ HELENA AVGVSTA. Diademed and mantled bust right, wearing necklace. R/ SECVRITAS REIPVBLICE. Helena, as Securitas, veiled and robed, standing left, holding lowered branch; in exergue, SMHB and pellet. RIC VIII Heraclea 85. AE. 2.93 g. 20 mm. Superb example with some silvering. EF. Ex Inasta 18, 2006, lot 369.

Lotto n. 414 - Constantinus I (307-337 AD). AR Half Argenteus, Treveri mint, 306-307 AD. D/ IMP CONSTANTINVS AVG. Laureate and cuirassed bust right. R/ VIRTVS MILITVM. Camp gate with four turrets; in exergue, PTR. RIC VII Treveri 208A (AE Follis). AR. 1.72 g. 17 mm. RRR. Extremely rare denomination and choice example. Toned. EF.

Lotto n. 413 - Licinius II, Caesar (317-324 AD). AE Follis, Cyzicus mint, 317-320 AD. D/ D N VAL LICIN LICINIVS NOB C. Laureate and draped bust left, holding mappa and sceptre. R/ IOVI CONSERVATORI CAESS. Jupiter standing left, holding Victory on globe and sceptre; wreath-Δ across field; SMK in exergue. RIC VII 11 (R3). AE. 4.38 g. 18.5 mm. Brown patina. Good EF.

Lotto n. 412 - Licinius I (308-324 AD). AE Follis, Nicomedia mint, 317-320 AD. D/ IMP LICINIVS AVG. Laureate and draped bust left, holding mappa, globus and sceptre. R/ IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG. Jupiter standing left, wearing chlamys over left shoulder, holding Victory on globe and scepter; to left, palm; to right, Γ; in exergue, SMN. AE. 3.16 g. 19 mm. Fully silvered. EF.

Lotto n. 411 - Licinius I (308-324 AD). AE Follis. Siscia mint, 315-316 AD. D/ IMP LIC LICINIVS P F AVG. Laureate head right. R/ IOVI CONSERVATORI. Jupiter standing left, holding Victory and scepter; eagle at feet; to right, A; in exergue, •SIS•. RIC VII 17. AE. 4.03 g. 21 mm. Excellent strike; some silvering. About FDC.

Lotto n. 410 - Romulus, son of Maxentius (died 309 AD). AE Follis, Rome mint, 310-311 AD. D/ DIVO ROMVLO N V BIS CONS. Bare head right. R/ AETERNAE MEMORIAE. Eagle, wings spread, standing right on domed tetrastyle shrine, doors ajar; in exergue, RES. RIC VI Rome 257. AE. 5.4 g. 24.5 mm. R. Rare and choice example. Good VF.

Lotto n. 409 - Maxentius (306-312 AD). AE Follis, Aquileia mint, 307 AD. D/ IMP C MAXENTIVS P F AVG. Laureate head right. R/ CONSERV VRB SVAE. Draped Roma seated left on shield, in tetrastyle temple, giving globe to Maxentius with right hand and holding sceptre in left hand; draped and cuirassed Maxentius standing right; between them, seated captive; as acroteria, Victory; in pediment, wolf and twins; in exergue, AQS. RIC VI Aquileia 113. AE. 6.96 g. 26 mm. Bold portrait; struck from detailed pair of dies. Good EF.

Lotto n. 408 - Maximinus II Daia (310-313 AD). AE Follis, Alexandria mint, 311 AD. D/ IMP C GAL VAL MAXIMINVS P F AVG. Laureate head right. R/ GENIO IMPERATORIS / K-B/P. Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopiae; in exergue, ALE. RIC VI 103. AE. 6.89 g. 24.5 mm. Attractive green-brown patina. EF. Ex Nomos Obolos 5, 2016, lot 847.

Lotto n. 407 - Galerius Maximianus (305-311 AD). AE Follis, Alexandria mint, 308-310 AD. D/ IMP GAL VAL MAXIMIANVS P F AVG. Laureate head right. R/ GENIO IMPERATORIS. Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopia; in fields, K-Γ/P; in exergue, ALE. RIC VI Alexandria 107a. AE. 6.48 g. 25 mm. Brown patina with some silvering. EF. Ex CNG E-336, 2014, lot 313.

Lotto n. 406 - Constantius I Chlorus as Caesar (293-305 AD). AE Follis, Cyzicus mint, 297-299 AD. D/ FL VAL CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES. Laureate head right. R/ GENIO AVGG ET CAESARVM NN. Genius standing facing, head left, holding patera and cornucopiae; in exergue, KB. RIC VI 11a. AE. 12.55 g. 29 mm. Silvered; excellent strike. EF/About FDC.

Lotto n. 405 - Maximianus (286-310 AD). AE Follis, Cyzicus mint, 295-296 AD or 297-299 AD. D/ IMP C M A MAXIMIANVS P F AVG. Laureate head right. R/ GENIO POPV-LI ROMANI. Genius, wearing modius, nude, chlamys draped over left shoulder, standing left, pouring liquid from patera in right hand and holding cornucopiae in left hand. RIC VI Cyzicus 10b or 12b. AE. 10.11 g. 28.5 mm. EF.

Lotto n. 404 - Maximianus (286-310 AD). AE Follis. Londinium mint, 300 AD. D/ IMP C MAXIMIANVS P F AVG. Laureate and cuirassed bust right. R/ GENIO POPVLI ROMANI. Genius standing left, holding patera and cornucopiae. RIC VI 17. AE. 10.45 g. 27 mm. Excellent strike and bold portrait. About FDC/EF. Ex NAC 78, 2014, lot 2410.

Lotto n. 403 - Maximianus (286-310 AD). AR Argenteus, Ticinum mint, c. 295 AD. D/ MAXIMIANVS AVG. Laureate head right. R/ VICTORIA SARMAT. The four princes sacrificing over tripod before gate in six-turreted enclosure. RIC VI 16b. AR. 2.43 g. 20 mm. Enchanting iridescent tone. Well struck and centered. EF.

Lotto n. 402 - Maximianus (286-310 AD). AR Argenteus. Thessalonica mint, 302 AD. D/ MAXIMIANVS AVG. Laureate head right. R/ VIRTVS MILITVM. Camp gate with four turrets and doors open; star above arch; in exergue, T S•Γ•. RIC VI 11b (R5). AR. 3.16 g. 20 mm. RRR. Very rare type with beautiful iridescent tone. EF.

Lotto n. 401 - Maximianus (286-310 AD). AE Antoninianus, Antioch mint, 293-295 AD. D/ IMP C C VAL DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ CONCORDIA MILITVM. Diocletianus standing right, holding sceptre and receiving victoriola from Jupiter standing left, holding sceptre; between, H; in exergue, •XXI. RIC V Diocletian 322. AE. 3.71 g. 21.5 mm. Silvered, well struck. Good EF/EF.

Lotto n. 400 - Carausius (287-293 AD). BI Antoninianus. 'C' mint. D/ IMP C CARAVSIVS P F AVG. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ PAX AVG / S-C. Pax standing left, holding globe and transverse sceptre; in exergue, C. RIC V 357 var. (S-P on reverse). 3.86 g. 24 mm. RR. Rare. Some roughness. About EF.

Lotto n. 399 - Diocletianus (284-305 AD). AR Argenteus, Siscia mint, 294-295 AD. D/ DIOCLETIANVS AVG. Laureate head right. R/ VIRTVS MILITVM. The four princes sacrificing over tripod before gate in eight-turreted enclosure. RIC VI Siscia 43a. AR. 3.26 g. 19.5 mm. RR. Rare. Deeply toned and great portrait. About EF.