RIC VI, ANTIOCHIA 14, CONSTANTIUS, [CORRECTION]

OBVERSE	CONSTANTI-VSNOBCAES [CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES]; head r., laur.
REVERSE	HERCVLI-CONSCAES [HERCVLI CONS CAES]; Hercules stg. facing, head l., r. leaning on club, l. holding up apples and lion's skin. Dot in l. field. SMA [reversed sigma]* in exergue.
NOT IN RIC	[CORRECTION]. RIC suggests that dot in m.m. is placed in exergue, like for ANTIOCHIA 12 (cited and illustrated in RIC, and corrected here), Actually all specimens known to the present author have dot in left field. See also specimen from Sotheby auction (July 1909, lot 133) cited in RIC [= Naville listed below]. Note also misprint: obv. legend should be marked 3b, not 3a. See CORRIGENDA, VOL. VI, p. 614. Listed in Depeyrot (p. 140, no. 13/2). See also: ANTIOCHIA 15, GALERIUS MAXIMIAN, [CORRECTION] ANTIOCHIA 18, MAXIMIAN HERCULIUS, [CORRECTION] ANTIOCHIA 21, DIOCLETIAN, [CORRECTION]

NOTES

Aureus. Weight 5.32 g. From the British Museum Collection (reg. no. 1860,0329.35), cited in RIC. Other specimens: - from the American Numismatic Society Collection (reg. no. 1948.19.253); weight 5.30 g; diameter 29.5 mm (sic!; probably 20.5 mm) [click for picture]; - sold on CNG eAuction 294 (lot 786) in January 2013 for USD 3,750; weight 5.31 g; diameter 20 mm [click for picture]; - from Naville auction VIII (lot 1466), June 1924; weight 5.34 g; diameter 19 mm [click for picture].