- Co 1208 (Late Roman bronze coin of Julian II Caesar from Heraclea) [permalink] [show more links]
- Type
- Inventoried Coin
- Not after (date)
- 361
- Not before (date)
- 355
- Logical part of
- Chicago/Indiana/Vanderbilt Excavations Inventoried Coins
- Typological identification
- Coin
- Comparanda
- RIC VIII Heraclea 99, p. 437
- Preservation comment
- Wear: aF/VG. Extensive, slight pitting and sparse scratching. Small patches of white to light blue bronze disease on both faces.
- Published as
- KenchreaiIII, p. 42, no. 429 (R. Hohlfelder identified as “Constantius II, Gallus or Julian Caesar, A.D. 351-361, Uncertain, AE3“)
- Axis (1-12)
- 12
- Has denomination
- AE3
- Numismatic Authority
- Julian II (Caesar, 355-361; Augustus, 361-363)
- Numismatic Diameter (mm)
- 16.0
- Numismatic Mint
- Heraclea (Thrace)
- Numismatic Weight (g)
- 1.87
- Obverse Description
- Bare-headed(?), draped, and cuirassed bust of emperor to right
- Obverse Inscription
- D N I[VLIANVS – N]OB CAES
- Reverse Description
- Soldier lunging to left, carrying shield on left arm, spearing horseman falling and turning back to raise up left arm
- Reverse Inscription
- [FEL TEMP REPARATIO]; in exergue, SMH[Γ]
- Belongs to Historical Period
- Late Roman (Historical Period)
- Material
- Bronze (Material)
- Obverse Photograph
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- Reverse Photograph
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“Co 1208 (Late Roman bronze coin of Julian II Caesar from Heraclea).” In Kenchreai Archaeological Archive, edited by J.L. Rife and S. Heath. The American Excavations at Kenchreai, 2013-2024. <http://kenchreai.org/ke/co1208>
