Hi dpaul7!
he
type of the
rev. is GLOR - IA
EXER - CITI, two soldiers standing with spear and
shield, between them one or two standards. It is difficult to say which of these both
types it is. I think because of the small place it is only one
standard.
For me the
bust looks
cuirassed, laureate. The
legend is FL
IVL CONSTANTIVS
NOB C. This
type has been struck in Trier,
Siscia,
Antiochia and
Alexandria.
The ex. could be SMALA or SMANTA. I think I can see only five letters in the ex. so it should be
Alexandria.
RIC VII,
Alexandria 67; struck 335-337;
rare. Because the last letter (for the
officina, could be A, B, Gamma, Delta) is illegible I can't say more.
But you can see that this
attribution has some assumptions especially it depends critically on the number of standards between the soldiers!
Best regards