Nummus - Constantius II VOT XX MVLT XXX, Antioch

The VOT XX MVLT XXX legend marks a specific dynastic moment: the twentieth anniversary of Constantius II's rule as Caesar, celebrated in 347–348 alongside his brothers Constans and Constantinus II — or rather, the two who remained. Constantinus II had already died in 340 attempting to seize Constans's western territories, so by the time these vow coins circulated, the fraternal triumvirate was quietly already broken. The Antioch mint was among the most prolific producers of this commemorative type across the empire.

The "var." designation against RIC VIII 113 typically signals a die or officina mark deviation not catalogued in the primary reference.