Treveri

RIC Volume IX - Valentinian I to Theodosius I: Treveri (Trier) Mint

	Valens, AV Solidus, Second Period, August 24, 367-November 17, 375, Treveri D N VALENS-P F AVG Laurel and rosette-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right VICTOR_IA AVGG Two emperors enthroned facing, holding globe between them, palm branch between them at feet, Victory with outspread wings behind and between them TROBT in exergue 21mm, 4.42g RIC IX, 17(e)4 (S)
	Magnus Maximus, AR Siliqua, Fifth Period, August 25, 383-August 28, 388, Treveri, Officina 1 D N MAG MAX_IMVS P F AVG (AV ligate) Pearl-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right VIRTVS RO_MANORVM Roma seated facing on throne, helmeted head left, globe in right hand, vertical spear in left TRPS in exergue 16mm x 18mm, ?g RIC IX, 84(b)1 variant (C for regular) Note: Certified AU50 by ICG and weight not listed on holder. In the footnotes for RIC 83 (b) and (c) p. 29, there is a note on the observation of ligatured obverse legends. No such footnote for RIC 84.
	Magnus Maximus, AE4, Fifth Period, August 25, 383-August 28-388, Group II, Treveri D N MAG MAX_IMVS P F AVG Pearl-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right SPES RO_MA_NORVM Campgate with four rows, two turrets, no doors, star above, top and bottom rows empty blocks SMTR in exergue 13mm x 14mm, 0.91g RIC IX, 87(b) (R) Ex Gert Boersema, Private Sale, February 2009; Ex Zschucke Collection
	Flavius Victor, AE4, Fifth Period, August 25, 383-August 28, 388, Group II, Treveri D N FL VIC_TOR P F AVG Pearl-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right SPES RO_MA_NORVM Campgate with four rows, two turrets, no doors, star above, top and bottom rows empty blocks SMTR in exergue 13mm, 1.35g RIC IX, 87(c) (R)
	Anonymous Issue under Theodosius I?, AR Third-Siliqua, c.393?, Trier (No legend) Helmeted, draped bust of Roma left (No legend) Large X in wreath terminating in large jewel TR in exergue 14mm, 0.86g (chipped) RIC IX, 109 (R5); Vagi --; Bendall --; Göbl, Antike Numismatik, Table 10, 144 Ex Alte Römer GbR, Website, July 2009 Note: The footnote on RIC IX p.34 is "1.08g. This and the following 'coin' (? distribution pieces) were described and illustrated by Sir A. Evans in N. C., 1915, pp.472-3, pl. xx." That footnote references RIC 110: Obverse as 109 (Draped, helmeted, bust of Roma left, in circle of pellets) and reverse with XV in wreath, TR in exergue. Like 109, 110 is also listed as R5 (unique), also missing in Cohen and the only known example is in the British Museum. The footnote for 110 simply lists the weight "c.1.00g" Both 109 and 110 are listed at the end of the Treveri mint section, in their own section listed as "Unplaced" with respect to issue and timeframe.