Constantius II Fel Temp Help

My initial guess would be RIC VIII Thessalonica 189 but far from sure and not got much time atm.

Maybe it could be a steer in the right (or even wrong!) direction for someone else though.

I found two with the Epsilon in the left field.

1. Constantinople RIC VIII 115

http://wildwinds.com/coins/ric/cons...viii_115.jpg

2. Antioch RIC VIII 144

http://wildwinds.com/coins/ric/cons...viii_144.jpg

There are probably more, but that was a quick check.

JW

Of the choices my guess is Thessalonika but that is a guess. Of the group, Thessalonika used the field letter to indicate the workshop so you find the set with A through E for 1 through 5. The other mints used the E in that location as a mark of the series with the workshop indicated in exergue following the city letters. The linked Antioch clearly shows ANB or shop #2). The E used by Constantinople in this way tends to have a central bar that looks like a Y on its side. More experienced collectors would more certainly recognize the portrait style but my amateur level on these suggests Thessalonika.