Fel Temp Fallen Horseman?

Thanks YOC. So there is nothing special or unusual about it? I ask because it belongs to a friend of mine, he has been told it is rare, I don't know whether it is constantius II or constans as the legend is missing.

It looks like a typical fallen horseman from the Siscia mint.

I have just looked at Doug Smiths info on this type. It seems 4 rev types are common
Late Roman Bronze Coinage(LRBC) by Carson, Hill and Kent (page 108) recognized four design groups of Falling Horsemen based on the pose of the barbarian. These are:
FH1 Kneeling Horseman kneeling on ground before horse
FH2 Sitting Horseman sitting on ground before horse
FH3 Reaching Horseman on horse turning and reaching back toward the soldier
FH4 Clutching Horseman on horse slumping forward clutching horse's neck
On your friends coin reverse, the barbarian does not look to be doing any of these, and judging by the crude flan and poor die engraving, I would say it could well be a barbarous issue. Doug Smith says that good Barbarous issues were only slightly worse than bad official coins, so its difficult to tell the difference sometimes.

Looks official but on a tiny flan...Im not seeing anything ground breaking. I do have a FEL TEMP somewhere which is retrograde.

Thats a clutching horseman and much too nicely rendered to be barbaric. I've not seen many well done clutches...a lot look this way. Ill take a poke at my nicer FEL TEMPs and see what I can come up with.