Constantius II. Roman Soldier Spearing Barbarian on Horseback. Roman Empire Coin

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AUTHENTIC ROMAN EMPIRE COINAGE
CONSTANTIUS II
son of
CONSTANTINE The Great
348-351 AD.
Æ Centenionalis
.
5.24g 18mm, nice thick flan.
Antioch mint, c. Struck 350 – 355 A.D.
Obverse: CONSTAN-TIVS P F AVG, pearl-diademed & cuirassed bust right of Constantius II.
Reverse: FEL TEMP REPARATIO (“Happy Times Return” in latin), Soldier/Virtus spearing fallen  horseman who is wearing hair in braids, reaching with right hand; letter S upper left field; ANZ ~ Antioch mint mark–in exergue.
XF. very attractive coin.
Ref. RIC VIII Antioch 148.
RIC (=Roman Imperial Coinage) is the general abbreviation for a set of 13 volumes of identification catalogs of Roman coins. RIC is the world standard scholarly reference.
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