Nummus - Constantius II GLORIA EXERCITVS, Aquileia

Aquileia's mint was reactivated under Diocletian and became one of the busiest western operations during the Constantinian period, its output surging precisely because of its strategic position as a staging ground for campaigns into the Balkans and the eastern frontier. RIC VII 145 falls in the final months of Constantine I's reign, with Constantius II already elevated as Caesar — the GLORIA EXERCITVS type with two soldiers and a single standard having replaced the two-standard variant around 335, a deliberate reduction in design complexity to speed die production across all mints simultaneously.