Here are the entries for round 5 from Chip Scoppa.
The coins are listed as 1B throuogh 6B from the upper left clockwise to the lower left.
Coin 1B:
Constantine I (307 - 337 AD)
Obv: IMPCONSTANTINVSAVG - Helmeted, laureate &
cuirassed bust right
Rev:
VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINC PERP - Two Victories holding
shield with
VOT / PR inscribed on it, over an
altar.
Struck at
Arelate between 313 & 337 with TARL in
exergue.
Silvered AE3
Coin 2B:
Maximian (286 - 305 AD first reign)
Obv: IMPCMAMAXIMIANVSPFAVG - Laureate head right
Rev:
GENIO POPVLI ROMANI -
Genius standing left
modius on head, naked but for chlsmys over left shoulder, right hand holding
patera, left hand holding
cornucopiae.
Struck at
Siscia in 305 with
SIS in
exergue.
Silvered 1/4
follis (could have been struck at the moment of
abdication of first reign per footnote in
RIC VI page 471).
Coin 3B:
Constantivs II (337 - 361 AD)
Obv: [D] N [CONSTAN] - [T] IVSP [FAVG] (can only read what is not in the brackets, but it was enough for an attribution!!!) - Pearl diadem, draped and
cuirassed bust right
Rev:
FEL TEMP REPARATIO (with no dots between the words) -
Phoenix, right on a globe with nothing in left, right or center fields.
Struck at Trier between 348 and 350 with three characters and a dot in extergue (could be TRPdot or TRSdot, both
RIC VIII Trier 237). Half
Centenionalis.
This was an interesting coin to attribute. I was able to get a solid attribution even with the very
poor condition of this coin. The keys, after the main Fel Temp - Pheonix on a globe, were the pearl diadem, the letters N & IVSP in the
obverse legend, nothing in any of the fields and a three character
exergue with a pellet at the end.
Coin 4B:
Julian II (361 - 363 AD)
Obv: [D N IVLIAN] VS
NOB [C] (can only read what is not in the brackets, but it was enough for an attribution!!!) - Bare-headed, draped and
cuirassed bust right.
Rev:
FEL TEMP REPARATIO - Soldier in
Military Dress spearing a fallen horseman. An L in the left
field.
Struck at
Siscia between 355 and 360 with
DSIS in the
exergue. AE3
This was another interesting coin to attribute. I was able to get a solid attribution even with the very
poor condition of this coin, too. The keys, after the main Fel Temp fallen horseman were: the
bare head bust, the letters in the
obverse legend VSNOB, a very pitted "L" in the left
field and the lettering in the
exergue.
Coin 5B:
Constans (337 - 350 AD)
Obv: CONSTANSPFAVG - Rosette diadem, draped,
cuirassed bust right.
Rev: GLOR - IAEXERC - ITVS - Two soldiers flanking one laberum (a
standard with a
chi rho on it).
Struck at
Siscia between 337 and 341 with a dot
GSIS dot in the
exergue. AE4
"Coin" 6B:
Strap end / belt decoration.
For the
MONETA printouts see the replies. I will not put them in as
part of the contest, but they are posted to show the individual coins and more
complete attributions.
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