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Æ In the name of Constantius II, Plain staffs

Issuer Uncertain Germanic tribes
Year 350-425
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Currency Solidus (circa 301-750)
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Obverse description Barbarous imitation of a late Roman imperial effigy, depicting a diademed and draped bust of Constantius II facing right. The portrait is rendered in a crude, provincial style characteristic of Germanic imitative coinage, with schematized facial features and a beaded diadem. A degraded Latin legend surrounds the bust, corrupted from the original Constantinian titulature. The flan is irregular, with the legend partially off-flan on the right side.
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Obverse lettering CSXOS - OVSIVSVC
(Translation: [Dominus Noster Constantius Perpetuus Augustus] [Our Lord, Constantius, perpetual August])
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Mintage ND (350-425) OX· - Imitating Lugdunum/Lyon mint
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