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Crispus, son on Constantine I, Siscia mint workshop 3, CAESARVM NOSTRORVM around wreath with VOT V
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What does it say in english.
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Obverse: IVL CRISPVS NOB C
Translation: Julius Crispus, noble Caesar. "NOB C" is the standard formula which appeared on coins of the lower-ranked "caesar" or "junior emperor" during the late empire. COins of senior emperors have "AVG" (Augustus) as their title instead.

Reverse: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM legend around, VOT V within wreath.
Translation: fifth-year vow (of service) of our Caesars. The emperors renewed their vows of service every five years. It is the only indication of a date on this coin; it must have been struck sometime around 320-321 AD.
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you olso know the name of these coins.
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