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Valentinian II Or Valentinian III?

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Hello friends!
I have difficulty distinguishing Valentinian II from Valentinian III.
can you help me?
Thank you so much!

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http://www.tesorillo.com/aes/135/135i.htm

Both Valentinian II. If Tesorillo says it's rare, there are probably less than 10 known.
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The coins of Valentinian III are much cruder.

I don't believe Valentinian III issued a SALVS REIPVBLICAE AE-4 with Victory holding a captive by he hair.
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Both Valentinian II, as Paul said Val III are much cruder and often on very small flans with little or no legend visible.
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I've always said the easiest way to tell is that if I own it, it's almost certainly not a III.
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