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Diminutive Constantius II Bronze

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I picked up this totally unattributed specimen at a club coin show today as a half price "clearance" item. I realize that issues of this emperor are extremely commonplace, but this particular one interested me for being in really decent condition, and having a quite legible mint mark.

It's only about 15 mm in diameter. But for having a dot instead of an "N" in the center of the reverse, it seems to me to most closely correspond to RIC VIII 188 (Siscia).

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Hi LC.

RIC 184

Mint mark dot ESIS dot
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Mint mark dot ESIS dot

I concur, I wasn't originally picking up on the dots, but see them clearly now.

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That is quite the flourish on the Q in VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN.
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I've always been interested in the "centering dot" found on many of these coins. 15mm is in the average size range for Constantius II, my smallest is 13mm., a VOT XX type. (The 2 Victories really look like they're going head to head in a horseshoe game.)
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