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Help With Identifying And Attributing A Roman Coin #3

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Any help greatly apprciated
Thanks

Weight: 1.3g
Diameter: 13mm

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I believe it's Theodosius I from the Antioch mint. Reverse looks like Victory advancing left holding trophy and dragging a captive.
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But to be sure would need better pictures. No need for a frame around the coin.
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Theodosius I, SALVS REIPVBLICAE, as above.
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Interesting little coin . Your coin was struck from 383-394 CE.
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I gave your three threads numbers; giving all three threads the exact same name was a recipe for confusion. Hope this helps everyone else.
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