From the Gemini IV Auction, Closed January 8, 2008.
Lot # 518 - Price Realized: US$2800 

Valens. (364-378 AD). Silver light miliarense (4.41 gm). 
Constantinople, 364-367 AD. 
D N VALENS—P F AVG, pearl-diademed and cuirassed bust right, 
slight drapery on left shoulder.
GLORIA ROMANORVM, Valentinian I and Valens, both in military 
dress, standing respectively left, head right, and right, head 
left, each holding globe and sceptre, beneath a decorated arch 
supported by two columns with spiral fluting, 
Mintmark CONSB. 
Cf. Gemini III, 9 January 2007, lot 483 (officina epsilon). 
Not in the standard catalogues. Should be a subtype of RIC Constantinople 9 (Valentinian I) and Cohen, Valens 10 (Antioch). Very rare denomination, unpublished variant. Very fine. 

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