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Valentinian III Or Later

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Heres one I got for a couple of quid. VICTORIA AVGG, no obverse legend, most likely Valentinian III but could be more recent.

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I am not much help with these small 5th century pieces, it could very well be Valentinian III( the turd) though.
I think you did well for a few pounds.
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That is a great little portrait Ben, difficult to say whether it is Valentinian III but a known reverse for him. I would put it down as "probably".
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It was issued for Constantius II, Constans, Magnus Maximus, Arcadius, Honorius, Theodosius II, Johannes, Valentinian III, Avitus, Majorianus and Leo I. Stylistically, I'd put it in the range Theodosius II - Valentinian III (or even the very end of Honorius, which is itself very interesting due to the Avitus Problem).

The victory is engraved in the rome mint style, but at this time that is hardly diagnostically useful due to the great variation at all mints.
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That is a really big label you will need then :)
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it's really in pretty good shape for the type ben.
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