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Constantinus And Victories On Reverse

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Constantinus obverse and two victories facing each other, holding wreaths and palm branches.


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I had some trouble posting images and the problem is solved. Thank you to the moderator for posting "how to upload image" link.
I realized that the problem was with "Operator head space"
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It's Constantius II with a VICTORIAE DD AVGGQ NN reverse from Thessalonica
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Hi Victor

I was looking at the reverse and got to wondering. How did you get a location of Thessalonica? Is that something you learn from experience or is it on the coin.
VICTORIAE DD AVGGQ NN reverse...is all of this on the reverse legend?
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The mintmark is on the reverse in the exergue; which is the bottom bit under the line. Your mintmark is SMTSE which translates as-- "SM" sacred money "TS" from the mint of Thessalonica (TS is Thessalonica...the rest is implied) and the last letter is the workshop; There were five workshops active at the time in Thessalonica-- A, B, gamma, delta, epsilon. Below is an example that shows the reverse legend pretty clearly.


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Thank you Victor
I have a handbook of Ancient Greek & Roman Coins, I've been trying to decode the obverse legend of my coins, so this book is helpful.
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