another coin to look at great find need info badly!
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This one looks like a Constantine 111,(4th c) but in poor condition and looks real, not worth a lot in that condition.
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When did this become the what is it forum? I must've missed something by not making that last meeting. LOL
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hey it helps me out greatly, we have had these coins forever just sitting in a box with no id, you guys are all great for helping out!! and the historical information is fascinating to me so again thank you!!!
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Awwwww heckfire! I think I was new, once. LOL No harm no foul. But, a gentle hint couldn't hoit!
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It is circa AD 354-361 (AE3 if circa 18mm or less) of Constantius II as per SEARS(88) 4010. Obverse is: DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG Diadem, Draped and Cuirassed bust right. Reverse is FEL TEMP REPARATIO Soldier advancing left, spearing fallen horseman. The mint mark in the exergue is not clear could be CVZ start (Cyzicus Turkey) or LVG? (Lugdunum – Lyons France) or something else altogether. A common type with little value in its worn and damaged condition but still a nice example.
It is circa AD 354-361 (AE3 if circa 18mm or less) of Constantius II as per SEARS(88) 4010. Obverse is: DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG Diadem, Draped and Cuirassed bust right. Reverse is FEL TEMP REPARATIO Soldier advancing left, spearing fallen horseman. The mint mark in the exergue is not clear could be CVZ start (Cyzicus Turkey) or LVG? (Lugdunum – Lyons France) or something else altogether. A common type with little value in its worn and damaged condition but still a nice example.
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Very nice 
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