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Æ In the name of Magnentius

Issuer Uncertain Germanic tribes
Year 350-425
Type Standard circulation coin
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Reverse description A standing military figure, rendered in a crude barbarous style imitating the official Felicitas Reipublicae type of Magnentius, occupies the center of the reverse field. The figure, facing left, is depicted in military dress, holding a standard or long scepter in the right hand and a Victory or globe in the left, closely following the prototype composition though with simplified and distorted proportions. A blundered exergual mark, partially legible as APLG, appears in the lower field, imitating the mint mark of Lugdunum or Treveri. The surrounding legend is garbled and irregular, reflecting the non-literate die-cutter's attempt to reproduce the official inscription. The overall style is consistent with post-350 Germanic barbarous imitative production.
Reverse script Latin
Reverse lettering FELICI THS - REIPVBLICE APLG
(Blundered imitation of FELICITAS REIPVBLICAE, meaning 'The Felicity of the Republic')
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