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Note: The "RIC II" volume referred to is the old 1926 volume. Anonymous quadrans are not listed in the new RIC II of the Flavians. The "Cohen VIII" volume refers to the 2nd edition of Cohen VIII, pages 268-273. The following list is split into silver and bronze sections.
SILVER
Bendall 1	Anonymous. AR Third-Siliqua, Constantinople. 1.11 g. No legend, helmeted and draped bust of Constantinopolis left / Large K. Bendall, RN 2002, 1 (this coin cited).	Text
Bendall 1 var	Anonymous, AR Third-Siliqua 1.20 g), ca. AD 330. Constantinople mint. Helmeted and draped bust of Constantinopolis right, good style / Large K. Bendall 1 var (bust left listed).	Text Text
Bendall 2	Anonymous AR Third-Siliqua, Constantinopolis, AD 330. 1.11 g. Helmeted and draped bust of Roma right / Large P within dotted border. Bendall 2; BMC B7550; Paris E1330 and D6357; Trau 3982; Sear 17529; Vagi 3039.	Text
Bendall 3	Anonymous AR Third Siliqua, AD 330. Helmeted, draped bust of Roma left, seen from front / large P, border of dots. Bendall 3.	Text
Bendall (2003) 3	Anonymous Third-siliqua, Aquileia, AD 375-92, poss. struck under Theodosius I. Helmeted, draped bust of Roma right / XV within wreath. Mintmark AQ. RIC IX, -; Bendall (2003) 3; Bland 3. (Not in RIC with this mintmark.).	Text
Bendall 4	Anonymous Third Siliqua, Time of Constantine. 330 AD. 12 mm, 1.04 g. Constantinople. Pearl-diademed, draped bust right, with diadem ties / Large K within beaded border. Bendall 4; Mazzini 287; Goebl pl. 10, 144.	Text
Bendall 5a	Anonymous Third Siliqua, Time of Constantine. 330 AD. Constantinople. Pearl-diademed, draped bust right, with no diadem ties / Large K within beaded border. Bendall 5a; Mazzini 287; Goebl pl. 10, 144.	Text
Bendall 6	Anonymous Half-Siliqua, Time of Constantine. AD 330. 15 mm, 1.01 g. Constantinople. Eight-rayed star / Dot within wreath. Bendall 6.	Text
Bendall 8b	Anonymous AR Third-Siliqua. AD 530-600. Constantinople. 12.5mm, 0.32 g. No legend, helmeted and draped bust of Constantinopolis right, crude workmanship / Large K. Bendall 8b; Vagi 3051; Kent 28.	Text Text
Bendall 9	Anonymous, Rome. AD 536-537. Third-Siliqua, 1.08 g. Helmeted and draped bust of Roma right / Large R. Bendall 9; Goebl 146; Vagi 3040; Kent 30.	Text
Bendall 12	Anonymous AR Third-Siliqua, AD 580-600. 15 mm, 0.67 g. Helmeted, draped, and cuirassed bust of Constantinopolis right / Large TX monogram. Bendall 12; BMC 1981-1-28-1.	Text
CNG 278, 424	Anonymous AR Third Siliqua, 15mm, 0.97 g, circa AD 530. Draped and bearded bust right / Large K (or ΛΓ monogram?). Unpublished. CNG 278, 424.	Text
New York Sale II, 377.	AV and billon Mithraic pendant, 2nd c. AD. 26 mm, 6.52 g. Radiate bust of Sol facing slightly left, crescent on shoulders. / CONCILIO DEORUM INVICTE SERBA ME in two lines beneath Mithras, wearing Phrygian cap, standing right in a cave, pulling back the head of a sacrificial bull and stabbing it in the neck, Cautopates, holding torch, standing right on the left and Cautes, holding lowered torch. standing left on the right, all within wreath. Gold circumference and set in a silver foil rope-work holder. New York Sale II, 377.	Text
RIC IX 109	Anonymous Half-siliqua, 14mm, 1.08g, Trier, AD 375-92, poss. struck under Theodosius I. Helmeted, draped bust of Roma left / X within wreath. Mintmark TR. RIC IX 109, Bendall (2003), 1; Bland 1a.	Text
RIC IX 110	Anonymous Half-siliqua, Trier, AD 375-92, poss. struck under Theodosius I. Helmeted, draped bust of Roma left / XV within wreath. Mintmark TR. RIC IX, 110; Bendall 2.	Text
Sincona 37, 264	Anonymous AR half Siliqua, 1.03 g, circa AD 530 (or later). Constantinople?. Helmeted, draped and cuirassed male bust right / Chi-rho. Apparently unpublished. Sincona 37, Lot 264.	Text
Vierordt L2818	as below	Text
Vierordt L2818	Time of Constantine I. Circa 330 AD. AR Half-Siliqua (1.30 gm). Star of eight rays / Laurel wreath.	Text
BRONZE
Alfoeldi 127	Anonymous AE13. ca AD 305-310. Festival of Isis issue. 1.05 g. VOTA PVBLICA, draped bust of Serapis right, wearing kalathos / VOTA PVBLICA, Anubis standing left, holding caduceus and sistrum. Alföldi 127.	Text
Alfoeldi 195a	Anonymous, AE19, Festival of Isis issue, 2.52 g. AD 360-363. DEO SERAPIDI, radiate and draped bust of Serapis right, modius on head. / VOTA PVBLICA, Isis, standing left, holding sistrum and the draped bust of Serapis (?). Alföldi 195a; SNRIS V106a (this coin).	Text
Alfoeldi 199	Anonymous, Festival of Isis issue, struck under Julian II, AD 360-363. 0.98 g. DEO SERAPIDI, radiate, draped bust of Serapis right, with modius on head. / VOTA PUBLICA, Isis Pelagia standing right on a ship, holding the sail. Alföldi 199; SNRIS V 112a.	Text
Alfoeldi 206	Anonymous, AE16, 1.72 g. struck under Julian II, AD 360-363. DEO SARAPIDI, radiate, draped bust of Serapis right, modius on head. / VOTA PVBLICA, Isis seated facing, looking right, suckling the infant Horus. Alföldi 206; Trau (1908) 494; Cohen VIII, 88; Vagi 3371.	Text
Alfoeldi 266	Anonymous, AE14, Festival of Isis issue, 1.23 g. Mid 4th century AD. ISIS FARIA, draped bust of Helena as Isis right, hair forming a twisted roll around her head. / VOTA PVBLICA, Harpocrates standing left, holding cornucopiae, right hand raised to mouth. Alföldi 266.	Text
Alfoeldi 297	Anonymous, AE18, Festival of Isis issue, 2.35 g. Mid 4th century AD. ISIS FARIA, double-pearled diademed bust of Isis right, wearing imperial mantle, hair in four curls down her neck. / VOTA PVBLICA, Isis, holding sistrum, standing left in a thensa (cart) drawn left by two mules. Alföldi 297; Cohen VIII (Helena) 14.	Text
Alfoeldi 306	Anonymous, AE17, Festival of Isis issue, 2.33 g. Mid 4th century AD. ISIS FARIA, draped bust of Isis right, wearing hem hem crown. / VOTA PVBLICA, Isis, holding sistrum and sceptre, sitting left on the back of the Sothis dog, running right. Alföldi 306; Hoffmann Coll. 2166; Vagi 3391; Cohen VIII (Helena) 16.	Text
Alfoeldi 369a	Anonymous, AE19, Festival of Isis issue, 2.51 g. AD 360-363. ISIS FARIA, draped bust of Isis facing, wearing hem hem crown. / VOTA PVBLICA, Isis, holding sistrum and sceptre, sitting front, looking right, on the back of the Sothis dog, running right. Alföldi 369a; Vagi 3409.	Text
Belfort 4	Anonymous, AE Tessera, ca. 1st-2nd century AD. 16mm. No legend, eagle-tipped sceptre within border of dots / APPF within wreath, border of dots. Belfort p. 240, 4; Goebl 104 var.	Text
Bendall (Anon) D	Anonymous AE issue, AD 330-354. 16.5 mm, 1.14 g. Eight-rayed star / O C-S C in three lines within wreath. Bendall, Anonymous, Type D; Bendall fig 4 in NumCirc CXVI.4 (August 2008).	Text
Bendall (1986) 3	Anonymous AE issue under Constantine I. AD 307-337. 16mm, 1.29 g. Constantinople (?). Eight-pointed star / Empty wreath. Bendall 3 in NFA Journal 32 (1986).	Text
CNG 132, 197	AE quadrans, 19mm, anonymous issue, time of Domitian to Ant. Pius. AD 96-150. 3.61 g. Bearded head of Hercules left, lionskin tied beneath neck / S-C, club. Not in RIC, Cohen, etc. CNG 132, 197.	Text
Cohen VIII 1	as below	Text
Cohen VIII 1	Anonymous AE Quadrans or Tessera. Rome mint, 1st Century AD. Two horseshoes surrounded by a torque with lion's head and ram's head at its ends, crossed shields and wreath ties at its midpoint / IO - IO TRIVMP, upright laurel branch.	Text
Cohen VIII 2[drusilla]	Anonymous AE Tessera. Laureate head of Apollo right / XIIII. Time of Tiberius. Circa 22-37 AD. Buttrey, Table B, , (unlisted obv. type); Cohen, vol. VIII, p. 262, 2 (Drusilla).	Text
Cohen VIII 4	Anonymous Issue, time of Maximinus II, Isis Festival Issue, early 4th c. AD. Alexandria. 1.83 g. DEO SANCTO SARAPIDI, bust of Serapis right, wearing modius / DEO SANCTO NILO, Nile reclining left, holding reed, hippopotamus to right. B in left field, mintmark ALE below. Alföldi Pl. IV, 35. Cohen VIII, 4 (Julian II.); VanHeesch 6b.	Text
Cohen VIII 30	Anonymous Four Seasons AE Quadrans. Rome mint. Head of Spring right, in neck-band of flowers / SC within wreath of flowers. Cohen VIII Medailles 30; Mionnet Roman II, p. 561, 12; Napoli 16170-16172.	Text
Cohen VIII 55	AE quadrans or tessera, 17.5mm, anonymous issue, ca AD 96-161. 2.73 g. Modius containing three corn-ears / Kantharos. Cohen VIII 55; Göbl 100; Mazzini pl. lxxix, 55; Lambros 1612.	Text
Cohen VIII 56	Anonymous AE Quadrans or Tessera. Galley right with rudder at stern, no occupants or sail / large letter D.	Text
Cohen VIII 57	Anonymous AE Quadrans or Tessera. Galley right, with rudder / large letter T.	Text
Cohen VIII 58	Anonymous AE Quadrans or Tessera. Galley left with rudder at stern, four oars over side, and sail tended by two crewmen / dolphin right, tail raised in S-shaped double curve.	Text
Dancoisne 68	Anonymous. Circa 1st - 2nd Century AD. AE Tessera, 17mm, 1.79 g. TR monogram / Large G. Dancoisne 68; Belfort p. 242, 5; Cohen VIII p. 272, 60; Hess 1912, lot 518; Napoli 16184-16185.	Text
Gobl 101	as below	Text
Gobl 101	Time of Domitian. Circa 81-96 AD. AE Tessera. Two horse shoes within serpent-headed torque / TRI-VMP, IO-IO across field, olive-branch.	Text
Gobl 104	Anonymous AE Tessera, period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius. 18mm, 3.24 gr. No legend, Sceptre surmounted by bearded male head (Aelius?) left / APPF within wreath, border of dots. Goebl, Antike Numismatik, plate IX, 104; Cohen VIII, p. 272, 53.	Text
Hannover 38	AE quadrans, 14mm, anonymous issue, time of Domitian to Ant. Pius, AD 81-161. 2.32 g. No legend, galley with oars and billowing sail, sailing left / No legend, dolphin swimming right. Mlasowsky, Hannover 38; Cohen VIII, p. 272, 58 var (galley right with two crewmen); RIC -.	Text
Lambros 1585	AE Tessera, 22 mm, 1st c. BC. Draped female bust (Antonia?) right, wreathed with corn. / VI within border and wreath. Lambros 1585 (this coin).	Text
Lambros 1587	AE Tessera, 21 mm, 1st c. BC. Half-length, draped, diademed female left, holding kantharos and thyrsos. / VI within border and wreath. Lambros 1587 (this coin).	Text
Lambros 1589	AE Tessera, 19 mm, 1st c. BC. Silenus, holding thyrsus, riding donkey right. / A dot I within border. Lambros 1589 (this); Cohen Tess. Myth 3; Dancoisne 52. Lambros 1589	Text
Mabbott 5299	Hadrianic period(?). Ca. A.D. 117-138. AE tessera, 4.38 g. Draped bust of Hadrian(?) right / Elephant right, trampling serpent, SC in ex. Mabbott 5299; Lambros 1613 (same dies).	Text
RIC II, 1	AE quadrans, 17mm, anonymous issue, Time of Domitian to Marcus Aurelius. ca AD 81-180. 3.30 g. Laureate head of Jupiter right / S-C to left and right of eagle standing left on thunderbolt, head right, wreath in beak. RIC 1; Cohen 14.	Text
RIC II 3	Anonymous AE Quadrans, AD 81-161. 17.5mm, 1.61 g. Diademed head of Jupiter right / S-C to left and right of eagle standing left, head right with wreath in its beak. RIC 3.	Text
RIC II 4 (1)	Anonymous AE Quadrans, AD 81-161. 17.5mm, 1.61 g. Diademed head of Jupiter right / S-C to left and right of eagle standing right on thunderbolt, head left. RIC 4, Cohen 17.	Text
RIC II, 4 (2)	AE quadrans, 17mm, anonymous issue, Time of Domitian to Marcus Aurelius. ca AD 81-180. 3.02 g. Diademed head of Jupiter right / S-C to left and right of eagle standing right on thunderbolt, head left. RIC 4; Cohen 16.	Text
RIC II 5cf	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Time of Domitian to Marcus Aurelius, ca 81-180 AD. Diademed bust of Jupiter right, slight drapery on left shoulder, sceptre behind / S-C, Eagle standing facing, head left, on thunderbolt. Cohen 16cf.	Text
RIC II 7 Sear 2918	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius, c81-161 AD. Helmeted and draped bust of Minerva right / S-C in fields, owl standing right, frontal, head facing. RIC II 7; Cohen 7.	Text
RIC II 8	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Time of Domitian to Antoninus Pius. Helmeted, cuirassed bust of Minerva right / owl standing left, head facing, S-C across fields or in exergue.	Text Text
RIC II 9 Sear 2919	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Rome mint, time of Domitian to Antoninus Pius. Helmeted bust of Minerva right, in aegis with serpents on breast / S C, olive tree. Cohen 4.	Text
RIC II, 12	AE quadrans, 15mm, anonymous issue, struck under Domitian. 2.20 g. No legend, helmeted head of Roma right / S-C to left and right of Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae. RIC II, 12; Cohen 24 var.	Text
RIC II, 12 (2)	AE quadrans, 15mm, anonymous issue, struck under Domitian. 2.9 g. No legend, helmeted head of Roma right / S-C to left and right of Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae. (SC slightly smaller than the example above). RIC II, 12; Cohen 24.	Text
RIC II 15	AE quadrans, 15mm, anonymous issue, time of Hadrian to Ant. Pius. AD 120-150. 2.45 g. Draped bust of Neptune left, trident over shoulder / SC beneath dolphin swimming right. RIC II, 15; Cohen 15.	Text
RIC II 16	AE quadrans, 18mm, anonymous issue, time of Domitian to Ant. Pius. AD 96-150. 3.11 g. Bearded head of Neptune (?) right / Dolphin swimming clockwise around an anchor. RIC II 16; Cohen 21.	Text
RIC II 17 Sear 2921	Anonymous AE Quadrans. ca 81-161 AD. Bearded head of Tiber right, crowned with reed / she-wolf standing right, suckling the twins, SC in ex. Cohen 22.	Text
RIC II 19 Sear 2922	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius, c81-161 AD. Helmeted and cuirassed bust of Mars right / S-C, cuirass. Cohen 26.	Text
RIC II 21	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Time of Domitian. Helmeted bust of Mars right / S-C, trophy of arms and armour. Cohen 32.	Text
RIC II 24 Sear 2924	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius, ca 81-161 AD. Diademed and draped bust of Venus right / Dove standing right, SC in exergue.	Text
RIC II 25	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius, ca 81-161 AD. Diademed and draped bust of Venus right / S-C, dove standing left. Cohen 12.	Text
RIC II 26	AE quadrans, 17mm, anonymous issue, time of Domitian to Ant. Pius, AD 81-161. 2.94 g. Laureate and draped bust of Apollo right / S-C, tripod. RIC II (1st ed.) 26; Cohen 40-41.	Text
RIC II 27 Sear 2926	Anonymous. Period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius. AE Quadrans (2.19 gm). Griffin sitting right, touching wheel with front paw / S-C, Tripod. RIC II 27; Cohen 39.	Text
RIC II 27 Sear 2926	Anonymous. Domitian to Antoninus Pius. AE Quadrans. Griffin sitting right, touching left front paw on wheel / S-C to left and right of tripod. RIC II 27; Cohen 39.	Text
RIC II 28	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Rome mint. Winged griffin sitting left, placing right forepaw on wheel / S C, tripod. Cohen 38.	Text
RIC II 29	AE anonymous quadrans, AD 81–96, time of Domitian to Antoninus Pius. 17 mm, 3.04 g. Draped bust of Mercury right, wearing petasos and with caduceus over shoulder. / Rooster standing right, S–C across lower fields. RIC 29; Cohen 35.	Text
RIC II 30	AE quadrans, 16mm, anonymous issue, time of Domitian to Ant. Pius, AD 81-161. 2.86 g. Draped bust of Mercury left, wearing winged petasos; caduceus over shoulder / S-C, rooster standing right. RIC 30.	Text
RIC II 31 Sear 2927	Anonymous AE Quadrans, Bust of Mercury right (with resemblance to Hadrian) / S C, winged caduceus.	Text
RIC II 32 Sear 2928	Anonymous (period of Domitian to Antoninus Pius) AE Quadrans. Winged petasus / S-C, winged caduceus. Cohen 36.	Text
RIC II 34 Sear 2929	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Head of Bacchus right, crowned with vine-leaves with grape clusters over neck / SC within wreath of vine-leaves and grapes. Cohen 31.	Text
RIC II 34	Anonymous AE Quadrans. Head of Bacchus right, crowned with vine-leaves with grape clusters over neck / SC within wreath of vine-leaves and grapes. Cohen 31. (Obverse may be Annius Verus)	Text
RIC II 35 Sear 2930	Anonymous AE Semis. Time of Domitian to Hadrian, ca 81-138 AD. Young head of a child right, veiled in wreath of reeds, or with ivy or with myrtle / S dot C in olive or laurel wreath. Cohen 30. (Obverse may be Annius Verus)	Text
RIC II 123	Rome, time of Domitian to Antoninus Pius, 138-161 AD. AE Quadrans. 3.00 gr. 15 mm. IMP DOM AVG, Helmeted head of Minerva right / SC within laurel wreath. RIC II 123; BMC 485; Paris 521.	Text
RIC II 1013	Anonymous AE15 quadrans, struck under Hadrian, AD 117-161. 14.7 mm. 1.97 g. Rome. No legend, diademed and draped bust of Diana right, quiver over shoulder. / METAL DELM, stag or goat standing left. RIC II 1013; BMCRE 1854; van Heesch 24.	Text
RIC II 1014	AE Quadrans, 17mm, struck under Hadrian, AD 117-138. Coins of the mines. Delmatia. Helmeted bust of Mars right / METAL DELM, cuirass. RIC II 1014; Cohen 1517.	Text
RIC II 1016	AE quadrans, 17mm, anonymous issue, struck under Hadrian, AD 117-138, coins of the mines. Dardania. 3.10 g. ROMA, helmeted and draped bust of Roma right / DARDANICI, female figure standing left, holding corn-ears and raising hem of robe. RIC II (Hadrian) 1016; BMC 1858; Cohen 1514.	Text
RIC III 1255	Anonymous. Time of Marcus Aurelius. Circa 161-180 AD. AE Quadrans. Mint of Caesarea in Cappadocia. Mine coinage. Laureate and draped female bust right / METAL-AVRELIA-NIS, in three lines.	Text
RIC III 1255	Anonymous AE17. AD 138-180. Time of Ant. Pius to Marcus Aurelius. 2.34 g. Mines issue. Draped female bust right / METAL-AVRELIA-NIS in three lines within wreath. RIC 1255 (Marcus Aurelius); Woytek, Metalla VIII.	Text
RIC V 2	Anonymous AE 25mm Sestertius (?) of the Interregnum. Circa 268 AD. Radiate head of Genius right, in mural crown / S C within wreath.	Text
RIC V 3	TIME of GALLIENUS. Circa 268 AD. AE Dupondius? (13.56 gm). GENIVS P R, radiate head of Genius right, in mural crown / INT/VRB above and below S C within wreath. RIC V pt.1, 3 (Interregnum).	Text
RIC VIII Rome 104	Anonymous issue, Rome. AD 348. 14.54 mm. ROMA, helmeted bust of Roma right, wearing imperial mantle / P-R across fields, emperor, helmeted and in military dress, standing left, looking right, holding spear in right hand and resting left hand on shield. RIC VIII Rome 104; Sear (1988) 3896.	Text
RIC X 3817	Carthage, 0,99g. AE11, struck under Bonifacius. 423-425 AD. DOMINORVM NOSTRORV, rosette-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right / Cross in wreath. RIC X 3817 corr. (this coin illustrated).	Text
Sabatier 142	Anonymous, AE35 Contorniate, late 4th. C. AD. 24.41 g. Bust of Omphale (or Alexander III) left, wearing lionskin headdress, resting club on elevated right arm / Hercules standing right, wrestling centaur Nessus; club to left and tree beneath forepart of bull below. Sabatier 142; Alföldi, Kontorniat Pl. 23, 10 (obv described as Omphale).	Text
Vagi 2959	Anonymous, AE15, Festival of Isis issue, Alexandria. 1.56 g. Struck under Julian II. DEO SANCTO SERAPIDI, draped bust of Serapis right, with modius on head. / DEO SANCTO NILO, river-god Nile reclining left, holding reed and cornucopiae. Mintmark ALE. (No field mark). Vagi 2959; Hoffmann Coll. 2169; Cohen VIII 3-4; Alföldi pl. IV, 35; VanHeesch 6a.	Text
Vagi 3370	Anonymous, AE18, Festival of Isis. time of Julian II. Mid 4th century AD. Rome mint. DEO SE RADIPI (sic), radiate and draped bust of Serapis right, modius on head / VOTA PVBLICA, Isis walking left, holding sistrum in outstretched right hand and situla in left. Cf. RIC VIII 498 (reverse type; Julian II); cf. Alföldi, Festival 204; Vagi 3370.	Text
Vagi 3371	Anonymous AE16, Festival of Isis. Mid 4th century AD. Rome mint. [DEO S]E-RAPIDI, radiate and draped bust of Serapis right, modius on head / VOT[A] PVB[LIC]A, Isis standing left, holding sistrum and reins, in tensa or biga drawn left by two mules. Cf. RIC VIII 500-1 (rev. type; Julian II); Alföldi, Festival 207; Vagi 3371.	Text
Vagi 3374	Festival of Isis AE14. Circa mid 4th century AD. DEO SAR-APIDI, radiate and draped bust of Sol-Serapis right / VOTA PVBLICA, winged Sphinx walking right.	Text
Vagi 3399	Anonymous, AE18, time of Julian II. Festival of Isis Coinage, AD 337-364. ISIS FARIA, Draped half-bust of Isis left, wearing hem-hem crown and holding sistrum in right hand / VOTA PVBLICA, Serapis standing facing, looking right, right arm raised, holding globe in left hand. Vagi 3399; Cohen 27 (under Helena, wife of Julian II).	Text
Vagi 3417	Anonymous Issue for the Festival of Isis, AE3, 4th Century, Rome, 20mm, 2.51g. DEO SARAPIDI, Jugate, draped busts of Serapis right wearing modius and Isis wearing hem-hem crown / VOTA-PVBLICA, Isis standing facing, head right, sistrum upward in right hand, situla downward in left. RIC VI-IX, --; Vagi 3417.	Text
Van Heesch 1	Anonymous AE follis. Nicomedia. Struck under Maximinus II. AD 310-313. 15.5mm, 1.43g. DEAE SANC CERERI, Veiled and draped bust of Ceres left, holding grain ear and poppy in raised right hand / GEN CIVIT NICOM, Fortuna standing left, holding rudder and cornucopiae. Mintmark OPA. Van Heesch 1.	Text
Van Heesch 2, A	Anonymous AE16. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.13 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. A in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171a; Vagi 2955.	Text
Van Heesch 2, B	Anonymous AE15. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.40 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. B in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171b.	Text
VanHeesch 2 Γ	Anonymous AE16, Antioch. ca AD 312. 1.29 g. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre. / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. Γ in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171c; Vagi 2955.	Text
Van Heesch 2, Δ	Anonymous AE15, Antioch. ca AD 312. 1.84 g. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. Δ in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2.	Text
Van Heesch 2, E	Anonymous AE16. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.53 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. Epsilon in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171; Vagi 2955.	Text
Van Heesch 2, H	Anonymous AE15. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.8 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. H in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171a; Vagi 2955.	Text
Van Heesch 2, I	Anonymous AE16. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.53 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. I in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171; Vagi 2955.	Text
Van Heesch 2, Z	Anonymous AE14. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.46 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. Z in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171h.	Text
Van Heesch 2, Z (2)	Anonymous AE13. ca AD 310-313. Time of Maximinus II. 1.21 g. Antioch. IOVI CONSERVATORI, Jupiter seated left, holding globe and sceptre / VICTORIA AVGG, Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm branch. Z in right field. Mintmark ANT. Van Heesch 2; McAlee 171h.	Text
Van Heesch 3b	Anonymous, AE follis, Antioch, struck under Maximinus II. GENIO ANTIOCHENI, Tyche of Antioch seated facing on rocks, turreted and veiled, holding corn-ears, river-god Orontes swimming below. / APOLLONI SANCTO, Apollo standing left, holding patera and lyre. Epsilon in right field. Mintmark AMS. Van Heesch 3b.	Text
Van Heesch 3, Γ	Anonymous AE4, Antioch. ca AD 312. GENIO ANTIOCHENI, Genius of Antioch, veiled, seated facing, the rivergod Orontes swimming below / APOLLONI SANCTO, Apollo standing left, holding patera and lyre. Officina letter Γ in right field. Mintmark SMA. Van Heesch 3.	Text
Van Heesch 3, Z	Anonymous AE4, Antioch. ca AD 312. GENIO ANTIOCHENI, Genius of Antioch, veiled, seated facing, the rivergod Orontes swimming below / APOLLONI SANCTO, Apollo standing left, holding patera and lyre. Officina letter Z in right field. Mintmark SMA. Van Heesch 3.	Text
Van Heesch 5	Anonymous AE17, Time of Maximinus II. Ca 312 AD. 1.93 g. Antioch. No legend, Draped, veiled and turreted bust of Tyche of Antioch right / No legend, Apollo standing left, holding patera and lyre. van Heesch 5 in "The Last Civic Coinages.." (NC 1993).	Text
Van Heesch 9b	Anonymous, AE12, 0.96 g. AD 312. Struck under Maximinus II. DEO SARAPIDI, head of Serapis right, modius on head. / GENIO ALEXAND, Alexandria reclining left, holding rudder. Mintmark MS. Van Heesch 9b.	Text
Woytek Metalla IX	AE quadrans, 15mm, anonymous issue, struck under Antoninus Pius, AD 138-161, coins of the mines. 3.48 g. Struck in Caesarea, Cappadocia. No legend, radiate head of Sol right / METAL-AVRELIA-NIS in three lines. Woytek, Metalla IX; RIC 1255 var (obverse); var of Cohen 118 and 121 (ditto).	Text
Woytek Metalla XIII	AE quadrans, 15mm, anonymous issue, struck under Antoninus Pius, AD 138-161, coins of the mines. Dalmatien. 2.69 g. No legend, draped bust of Artemis right, quiver behind shoulder / METAL DALM, stag standing left. Woytek, Metalla.. p. 62, XIII; RIC -; Cohen -.	Text
PDF	Alfoeldi: A Festival of Isis Issue pdf, on archive.org
PDF	Van Heesch: Semi-autonomous coins struck under Maximilian (in French) pdf, in Rev. Num. Belgique 1975
PDF	Van Heesch: The last civic coinages and the religious policy of Maximinus Daza (in English) pdf, in Num. Chron. 1993
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