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Number 156

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AT J. J. AUGUSTIN • GLÜCKSTADT

The research for this monograph was begun while I was a member of the faculty of the University of Nebraska, and was completed after I had joined the Department of History of the University of California at Santa Barbara. The task of locating certain books and articles in journals was much facilitated by the staffs of the libraries of these two universities, and I should like to thank Cecelie North of Nebraska and Shiela McMurray of California for their great patience and perseverence in tracking down several hard-to-find items.

I wish to acknowledge also the support granted by the Committee on Research of the University of California, Santa Barbara, which made possible the typing of the manuscript and the initial photography of the coins.

Above all, I am indebted to the Rev. I. C. G. Campbell, of Weeping Water, Nebraska, U.S.A., for the opportunity to study and publish this hoard. I should add, however, that since this monograph was written, the hoard has been broken up.

The Smyrna hoard was found buried in a field near the site of ancient Smyrna, in the vicinity of modern Izmir in Turkey. The find was made by an unknown person probably in the winter or early spring of 1954. There were at this time road-building operations in the neighborhood, which are said to have cut through an ancient cemetery, but whether this was the place where the coins were discovered is unknown. The person who found the coins may have been stimulated to search for antiquities by the then recent Anglo-Turkish excavations at Smyrna. 1 The hoard was taken by the finder to a reputable coin dealer in Constantinople—a personal friend of Rev. Campbell—and sold to him. The original container was then in some way disposed of, and nothing is known of its description. When the hoard was eventually purchased, the coins were deposited loosely on a shelf of a cabinet in the dealer's shop. There is no reason to suppose, however, that any of the coins in the hoard have become lost, or that the hoard is anything but genuine, or that any of the above details is not trustworthy.

The hoard contains 1,243 antoniniani of certain emperors and their families, and one denarius, as follows:

There were an additional ten coins in the lot purchased, which are certainly intrusions. They were presumably added by the finder of the hoard to increase its weight and therefore his sale price. These include seven denarii of emperors of the second and early third centuries. That these coins were not originally included with the antoniniani of the hoard is reasonably certain because of their rather clean condition and purple-gray patina, which differed noticeably from the green patina and brown dirt on the antoniniani. The seven denarii are as follows:

Emperors of the fourth century are represented by three silver coins which are certainly intrusions; there is one each of Constantine I, Licinius, and Gratian.

Campbell carried out cleaning ar??? preliminary identification. The latter was subsequently checked by the author, who also weighed the coins on a chemist's balance sensitive to one thousandth of a gram. Between these two operations, that is, before weighing, ten coins were unfortunately dispersed from the hoard, but this is a matter of small consequence. 2

The coins when cleaned were found to be in very good condition. All the antoniniani were readily identifiable and entirely legible. A respectable number are almost uncirculated (V.F.); most seem to have been in circulation for some time, but show no great amount or wear, and are unmarked in the catalogue. The rest are slightly worn (F.) and only a few are worn (G.) or badly worn (W.).

In the catalogue of the hoard the coins of emperors other than Gordian III and Philip I and his family are listed in groups of types according to the system of Mattingly, Sydenham, and Sutherland in the volumes of The Roman Imperial Coinage. For Gordian and Philip each specimen is listed, since the state of the mint during the reigns of these two emperors is the main subject of this monograph.

Identification as to mint (Rome, Antioch, Viminacium, Mediolanum) is included for the specimens listed under Gordian III and Philip I. For Gordian III, attribution to mints follows Mattingly, Sydenham, and Sutherland. For Philip I, however, there are some departures from that system, as discussed below, pp. 84ff.

In the next column, which shows the direction of strike, the head of the arrow indicates at the nearest hour on a clock face the point of lightest impression. The base of the arrow, therefore, is the point of heaviest impression. An "X" indicates those specimens so fairly struck that no differences of impression around the edge are observable.

In the next column to the right the relationship of obverse and reverse dies is shown, counting as ↑↓ or ↑↑ all coins which are exactly in this alignment or only a few degrees off. Only coins whose dies were skewed more than a few degrees from vertical alignment are shown exactly. It is assumed that the position of the obverse is ↑, so that the column shows the position of the reverse die.

CATALOGUE OF COINS

Smyrna No.	RIC	wt.	Dir.	Rev. Die	Rev. Description/Remarks
			Caracalla (5)
1	258a	4.91			P.M.TR.P.XVIII COS.IIII P.P. Jupiter stg. holding thunderbolt and sceptre.
2	258b	4.92			As preceding.
3	264b	5.09			P.M.TR.P-XVIII COS.IIII P.P. Sol stg. holding globe.
4	281a	5.06			P.M.TR.P.XVIIII COS.IIII P.P. Sol stg. holding globe.
5	312c	5.41			VENVS VICTRIX Venus stg. holding helmet and sceptre; captives std.
			Julia Domna (8)
6	379a	5.44			LVNA LVCIFERA Luna in biga.
7–11	388a	4.99			VENVS GENETRIX Venus std. holding sceptre. (Av.wt.).
12–13	389a	5.31			VENVS GENETRIX Venus std. holding apple and sceptre; Cupid. (Av.wt.).
			Elagabalus (12)
14–16	1	4.67			Obv.: 2f. P.M.TR.P.COS.P.P. Roma std. holding Victory and sceptre. (Av.wt.).
17	18	5.05			Obv.: 3f. P.M.TR.P.II.COS.II. P.P. Fortuna std. holding rudder on globe and cornucopia; wheel.
18–19	22	4.50			Obv.: 3f. P.M.TR.P.II.COS.II.P.P. Providentia stg. holding rod and cornucopia; globe. (Av.wt.)
20	72	5.23			Obv.: 3f. FIDES MILITVM Fides stg. holding standard and vexillum.
21	120	4.97			Obv.: 1e. MARS VICTOR Mars adv. r. holding spear and trophy.
22–23	122	4.93			Obv.: 2f. As preceding (Av.wt.).
24	138	4.99			Obv.: 2f. SALVS ANTONINI AVG. Salus stg. feeding held snake.
25	149	4.90			Obv.: 3e. TEMPORVM FELICITAS Felicitas stg. holding caduceus and cornucopia.
			Balbinus (2)
26–27	11	4.34			FIDES MVTVA AVGG. Clasped hands. (Av.wt.).
			PUPIENUS (2)
28	10b	4.23			CARITAS MVTVA AVGG. Clasped hands.
29	11b	4.47			PATRES SENATVS Clasped hands.
			Gordian III (663)
			Mint of Rome
30	1	5.05	↘	↓	FIDES MILITVM Fides stg. holding standard and sceptre.
31		4.73	↘	↓	F.
32		4.72	↘	↓	(Plate I, 2).
33		4.56	↘	↓
34		4.54	→	↑	F.
35		4.53	↘	↓
36		4.44	→	↓
37		4.36	↘	↓	(Plate I, 1).
38		4.03	↗	↓
39	2	4.78	↘	↑	IOVI CONSERVATORI Jupiter stg. holding thunderbolt; Gordian stg. holding sceptre.
40		4.68	→	↑	V.F.; thick flan.
41		4.67	↘	↓
42		4.53	×	↓
43		4.34	↓	↑
44		4.17	↑	↓	(Plate I, 14).
45		4.13	↘	↑
46		3.68	↘	↓	(Plate I, 13).
47		3.51	↘	↑
48	3	4.58	↘	↑	PAX AVGVSTI Pax stg. holding branch and sceptre.
49		4.33	↘	↓
50		4.32	↘	↗
51		4.28	↙	↓	F.
52		4.25	↘	↙	F.
53		4.02	↘	↑	F. (Plate I, 7).
54		3.84	↘	↑	(Plate I, 8).
55	4	5.11	↘	↓	PROVIDENTIA AVG. Providentia stg. holding globe and sceptre.
56		5.08	←	↑
57		5.04	↘	↑
58		4.84	↘	↑
59		4.82	↘	↓
60		4.68	↘	↓
61		4.60	↘	↓
62		4.60	↘	↑
63		4.34	↙	↑
64		4.12	↘	↓
65		4.11	↘	↓	Same obv. die as No. 67.
66		4.11	↗	↓
67		4.10	↘	↑	Same obv. die as No. 65 (Plate I. 17).
68		3.96	↘	↑	(Plate I, 16).
69	5	5.19	↘	↓	VICTORIA AVG. Victory adv. 1. holding wreath and palm.
70		4.60	↘	↘
71		4.58	↘	↓
72		4.57	↘	↑	Same obv. die as No. 81.
73		4.49	→	↓	(Plate I, 5).
74		4.48	↘	↑
75		4.41	↘	↑
76		4.34	↘	↘	V.F. (Plate I, 4).
77		4.33	↘	↑	G.
78		4.28	↖	↓	G.
79		4.23	↘	↑	G.
80		4.07	↘	↓	F.
81		3.81	×	↓	F.; same obv. die as No. 72.
82	6	4.76	↘	↗	VIRTVS AVG. Virtus stg. holding spear; oval shield.
83		4.36	↘	↑
84		4.22	↙	↑
85		4.13	↘	↗	V.F.
86		4.05	↗	↓	(Plate I, 10).
87		3.93	↘	↑
88		3.90	↓	↑
89		3.86	×	↑	(Plate I, 11).
90		3.79	↘	↑
91		3.69	↘	↑
92	15	4.13	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Fides stg. holding standard and sceptre. V.F. (Plate I, 3).
93		3.67	↘	↑	V.F.
94		3.50	↘	↑	(Plate II, 4).
95	16	5.18	↘	↑	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Jupiter stg. holding thunderbolt; Gordian stg. holding sceptre. Thick flan.
96		4.51	↙	↓	(Plate II, 16).
97		4.44	↘	↓
98		4.44	↙	↑
99		4.04	↙	↓	(Plate I, 15).
100	18	5.18	←	↓	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Providentia stg. holding globe and sceptre.
101		5.15	↙	↖
102		4.96	↘	↑	F. (Plate I, 18).
103		4.73	↘	↓
104		3.91	↘	↑	(Plate II, 13).
105	19	5.14	↘	↑	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Victory adv. 1. holding wreath and palm. G.
106		4.74	↘	↑	V.F. (Plate II, 1).
107		4.36	↗	↓
108		4.07	↘	↙	F. (Plate I, 6).
109		3.88	↘	↑	F.
110		3.34	↘	↑	G.
111	20	4.88	↘	↗	P.M.TR.P.II COS. P.P. Virtus stg. holding spear; oval shield. (Plate I, 12).
112		3.99	↘	↑	(Plate II, 10)
113		3.91	↘	↙
114	34	5.40	↘	↗	AEQVITAS AVG. Aequitas stg. holding scales and cornucopiae.
115		4.82	↘	↙
116		4.54	↘	↙
117		4.47	→	↗	(Plate II, 8).
118		4.38	↘	↓	V.F.; base.
119		4.32	↙	↓
120		4.28	↙	↙
121		4.28	↙	↗
122		3.96	↙	↓
123		3.90	→	↑
124	35	5.26	↙	↓	CONCORDIA AVG. Concordia std. holding patera and double cornucopiae. Base.
125		5.14	↘	↓
126		4.77	↘	↑
127		4.67	↘	↓	F.
128		4.44	↘	↑
129		4.41	↘	↑
130		4.31	↘	↓
131		4.15	↘	↙
132		3.90	→	↓	Single cornucopia.
133		3.89	↘	↓
134		3.82	↘	↑	(Plate II, 11).
135		3.69	↗	↑
136		3.55	↗	↑
137	36	5.12	↘	↑	LIBERALITAS AVG. II Liberalitas stg. holding abacus and cornucopiae. (Plate II, 17).
138		4.93	↘	↓
139		4.90	↗	↑
140		4.84	↘	↓
141		4.83	↘	↑
142		4.80	↘	↑
143		4.73	↘	↑
144		4.61	↘	↓
145		4.14	↘	↓
146		4.05	↘	↑
147		4.03	↘	↓
148		3.99	↘	↑
149		3.84	↗	↑	F.
150	37	6.33	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Gordian stg. sacrificing, holding patera and wand.
151		5.16	×	↑
152		4.82	×	↓
153		4.49	↘	↓	F.
154		4.42	↘	↓	F.
155		4.38	↘	↓	F.
156		4.21	↗	↓
157		4.18	→	↓
158		4.03	×	↑
159		3.90	↘	↑
160		3.89	×	↑
161		3.65	↙	↑	Thin flan (Plate II, 14).
162		3.51	↘	↓	Thin flan.
163		3.12	↓	↓	Thin flan.
164	38	4.92	×	↓	ROMAE AETERNAE Roma std. holding Victory and spear.
165		4.64	↘	↙
166		4.64	↘	↗
167		4.15	↘	↗
168		4.13	×	↓	V.F.
169		4.07	↙	↓
170		4.06	↓	↑	V.F. (Plate II, 5).
171		3.96	×	↙
172		3.94	↘	↑
173		3.91	↓	↓	G.
174	39	5.60	×	↓	VIRTVS AVG. Virtus stg. holding branch and spear; shield.
175		5.57	↘	↑
176		4.85	↘	↑
177		4.69	↘	↓	F.
178		4.56	↘	↑
179		4.37	↘	↗
180		4.29	↘	↓
181		4.08	↙	↑
182		3.96	×	↑	(Plate II, 2).
183		3.72	↘	↑
184	—	3.90	↘	↓	Variant, as RIC 52n. (CONCORDIA MILIT).
185	51	4.88	×	↑	AEQVITAS AVG. Aequitas std. holding scales and cornucopiae. V.F.
186		4.25	↘	↗
187		4.24	↘	↑	V.F.
188		4.18	↘	↓	(Plate II, 9).
189		3.91	↘	↓
190		3.74	↙	↗
191	52	4.66	↙	↓	CONCORDIA AVG. Concordia std. holding patera and double cornucopiae. (Plate II, 12).
192		4.36	↘	↑
193	53	4.69	×	↑	LIBERALITAS AVG. II Liberalitas stg. holding abacus and cornucopiae.
194		4.23	↓	↑	F.
195		4.08	↙	↑	V.F. (Plate II, 15).
196		4.03	↘	↓
197		3.64	↙	↑
198		3.58	↓	↑	F.
199	54	4.54	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Gordian stg. sacrificing, holding patera and wand. (Plate II, 18).
200		4.44	↘	↓
201	55	4.77	↙	↑	ROMAE AETERNAE Roma std. holding Victory and spear.
202		4.34	↘	↓	(Plate II, 6).
203		3.81	↙	↑
204	56	4.48	↘	↓	VIRTVS AVG. Virtus stg. holding branch and spear; shield.
205		3.85	↙	↓	(Plate II, 3).
206	63	4.48	↘	↑	AEQVITAS AVG. Aequitas stg. holding scales and cornucopiae. Oval flan.
207		4.40	↘	↙
208		4.38	×	↑
209		4.36	×	↙
210		4.35	↙	↓	F.
211		4.28	↖	↗
212		4.22	↘	↙
213		3.92	↖	↓	(Plate III, 7).
214		3.84	↘	↙	G., oval flan.
215		3.74	↗	↗	G.
216	65	4.69	×	↑	CONCORDIA MILIT. Concordia std. holding patera and double cornucopiae.
217		4.56	↗	↗	Double struck.
218		4.51	↘	↑
219		4.25	↙	↗
220		3.88	×	↓
221		3.87	×	↓	(Plate III, 10).
222		3.18		↑	Thin flan.
223	67	5.86	↗	↓	LIBERALITAS AVG. III Liberalitas stg. holding abacus and cornucopiae. (Plate III, 13).
224		5.60	↘	↓
225		5.17	↖	↑
226		4.10	↙	↑
227		3.46	×	↑
228		3.40	↘	↓	Thin, oval flan.
229	68	5.01	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Gordian stg. sacrificing, holding patera and wand.
230		4.88	↗	↓	V.F. (Plate III, 16).
231		4.75	↘	↑
232		4.72	↘	↓	Clipped.
233		4.66	↓	↓
234		4.57	↓	↓
235		4.52	↙	↑
236		4.24	↘	↓
237		3.93	↘	↑	G.
238	69	4.46	→	↑	P.M.TR.P.III COS.P.P. Gordian stg. sacrificing, holding patera and wand. Oval flan.
239	70	5.52	×	↓	ROMAE AETERNAE Roma std. holding Victory and spear. Oval flan.
240		5.29	↘	↑	V.F.
241		5.14	↘	↓
242		5.10	↘	↓
243		4.98	↘	↑	Oval flan.
244		4.49	↘	↑
245		4.44	↓	↑	F.
246		4.11	×	↓
247		3.95	↙	↑
248		3.93	↘	↓
249		3.92	↓	↓	F.
250		3.73	↘	↓	Thin flan; clipped.
251		3.58	↘	↓	Thin flan (Plate III, 1).
252		3.37	↗	↑	Thin flan.
253	71	5.17	↖	↓	VIRTVS AVG. Virtus stg. holding branch and spear; shield.
254		4.59	↘	↑	F.
255		4.56	↘	↑
256		4.52	↘	↓	Oval flan.
257		4.44	↘	↑	(Plate III, 4).
258		4.37	↘	↓	Oval flan.
259		4.30	↗	↓
260		4.30	↘	↙
261		4.22	↘	↓	G.
262		4.01	↘	↓	Oval flan.
263		3.80	↘	↓	G.
264		3.62	↖	↓	Oval flan.
265		3.61	↖	↑	V.F.
266		3.19	↗	↑	G.; thin flan.
267					Dispersed.
268	83	5.28	↙	↓	AETERNITATI AVG. Sol stg. holding globe. (Plate III, 8).
269		5.18	↘	↓
270		5.03	↙	↓	V.F.
271		4.79	↘	↑
272		4.75	×	↓
273		4.64	↘	↓
274		4.64	↘	↓
275		4.61	↘	↓
276		4.60	↘	↓
277		4.60	↖	↗
278		4.56	↘	↑	G.
279		4.53	↗	↑
280		4.45	↙	↓	Bent flan.
281		4.40	↙	↓
282		4.38	↙	↓
283		4.35	↙	↓	F.
284		4.34	→	↑
285		4.33	↘	↓	Oval flan.
286		4.32	↘	↙
287		4.27	↓	↑
288		4.16	↗	↓
289		4.16	↙	↑
290		4.11	↘	↑	V.F.
291		4.11	↘	↑	Oval flan.
292		4.09	→	↑
293		4.07	↗	↓	Oval flan.
294		4.07	↘	↓
295		4.01	×	↑	V.F.
296		3.96	→	↑
297		3.92	↗	↙
298		3.89	↖	↓
299		3.89	↘	↓
300		3.86	→	↓
301		3.67	↗	↓
302		3.60	↘	↑	F.
303		3.53	←	↓	F.; thin flan.
304		3.49	↘	↓
305		3.44	↙	↓
306		3.42	↙	↑	G.
307		3.25	↙	↑	Clipped; thin flan.
308					Dispersed.
309	84	5.55	↘	↓	IOVI STATORI Jupiter stg. holding long sceptre and thunderbolt.
310		5.41	↘	↑	F.
311		5.34	↘	↓
312		5.19	→	↑	V.F.
313		5.14	↘	↓	V.F.
314		5.09	↗	↓
315		4.96	↘	↓
316		4.87	↗	↓
317		4.81	↘	↓	V.F.
318		4.79	×	↓
319		4.66	↗	↓
320		4.62	↘	↑
321		4.59	↘	↓	F.
322		4.54	↘	↓
323		4.52	↙	↓
324		4.43	↙	↓
325		4.41	↘	↑
326		4.40	↙	↑	F.; oval flan.
327		4.38	↙	↑	V.F.
328		4.38	↘	↑	V.F.
329		4.36	↖	↓	G.
330		4.33	↘	↓
331		4.32	←	↑
332		4.24	↗	↑
333		4.24	↘	↑
334		4.23	↙	↓
335		4.21	↘	↑
336		4.19	↘	↑	Oval flan.
337		4.17	↘	↑	Oval flan.
338		4.11	→	↖
339		4.09	↙	↑
340		4.03	↘	↑
341		3.98	↘	↑	Oval flan.
342		3.90	→	↓	V.F. (Plate III, 2).
343		3.90	←	↓	Oval flan.
344		3.86	↓	↓
345		3.83	↖	↓	Oval flan.
346		3.83	←	↑
347		3.81	↘	↑
348		3.78	↙	↗
349		3.74	↘	↓	Oval flan.
350		3.71	↘	↓	Oval flan.
351		3.69	↘	↓
352		3.63	↙	↓
353					Dispersed.
354	85	5.96	↖	↓	IOVIS STATOR Jupiter stg. holding long sceptre and thunderbolt.
355		4.83	↓	↓
356		4.64	↙	↖
357		4.51	↙	↓
358		3.93	↘	↑
359	86	5.80	×	↑	LAETITIA AVG. N. Laetitia stg. holding wreath and anchor.
360		5.23	↗	↑	Oval flan.
361		5.17	×	↓
362		4.91	↘	↑
363		4.88	↙	↑	V.F.
364		4.77	↖	↓
365		4.77	↘	↑
366		4.74	↙	↓
367		4.74	×	↓
368		4.70	×	↓
369		4.70	↗	↑
370		4.64	↘	↓
371		4.56	↘	↓
372		4.52	↘	↖
373		4.51	↘	↑
374		4.46	↙	↓
375		4.42	↘	↓
376		4.39	↖	↓
377		4.38	↘	↓	V.F.; oval flan.
378		4.35	↘	↓	Oval flan.
379		4.31	↘	↓
380		4.24	→	↑
381		4.22	↘	↑
382		4.21	↘	↑
383		4.21	↘	↑	V.F.; oval flan.
384		4.20	↗	↓
385		4.19	↗	↘	V.F.
386		4.16	↙	↑
387		4.09	↗	↑	V.F.
388		4.08	↗	↑
389		4.08	↙	↖
390		4.05	↙	↑
391		4.01	↙	↓	V.F.
392		3.95	↖	↓	V.F.; oval flan.
393		3.91	↙	↑
394		3.83	↘	↑
395		3.82	↖	↓
396		3.78	↙	↓
397		3.75	↙	↑
398		3.72	↗	↓	V.F. (Plate III, 5).
399		3.72	↙	↑
400		3.69	↘	↓	Thin flan.
401		3.49	↘	↓	Thin, oval flan.
402					Dispersed.
403					Dispersed.
404	87	5.30	↘	↑	P.M.TR.P.III COS.II P.P. Apollo std. holding branch; lyre.
405	88	5.17	↘	↑	P.M. TR. P. IIII COS. II P.P. Apollo std. holding branch; lyre.
406		5.09	↖	↑
407		4.83	←	↓	Oval flan.
408		4.81	↑	↓
409		4.60	↙	↗	Oval flan.
410		4.48	↙	↑
411		4.43	↖	↓
412		4.38	↖	↑
413		4.37	↘	↑	(Plate III, 14).
414		4.37	↘	↑	V.F.
415		4.36	↙	↓
416		4.34	↘	↓	V.F.
417		4.17	↗	↓	Oval flan.
418		4.14	↙	↓	V.F.
419		3.97	↘	↓	Clipped; oval flan.
420		3.84	↘	↓
421					Dispersed.
422	89	5.19	↙	↑	P.M.TR.P.V COS.II P.P. Apollo std. holding branch; lyre.
423		5.10	↘	↓
424		4.97	↗	↑
425		4.77	×	↓	Oval flan.
426		4.76	↗	↓
427		4.71	↘	↗	Base.
428		4.55	↘	↓
429		4.37	→	↗
430		4.36	×	↓
431		4.26	↖	↑
432		4.26	↗	↑
433		4.24	↗	↓
434		4.21	×	↓
435		4.13	→	↑	V.F.; oval flan.
436		4.12	↘	↑
437		4.07	↙	↑
438		3.70	×	↓	V.F.
439		3.57	↙	↑	Base.
440	90	5.38	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.VI COS.II P.P. Apollo std. holding branch; lyre.
441		4.18	×	↓
442	91	4.37	↘	↑	P.M.TR.P.III COS.II P.P. Gordian stg. holding spear and globe.
443		4.03	↘	↓
444		3.75	←	↓	(Plate III, 11).
445	92	5.49	↘	↑	P.M.TR.P.IIII COS.II P.P. Gordian stg. holding spear and globe.
446		4.85	↓	↓
447		4.82	↖	↑	Oval flan.
448		4.52	↘	↘	Clipped.
449		4.49	↘	↓
450		4.34	↗	↓
451		4.27	↙	↓
452		4.23	↘	↓	G.
453		4.17	×	↓
454		4.15	↘	↓	G.; clipped.
455		4.13	↘	↑	Double struck.
456		4.13		↑
457		4.03	↘	↓	Base; oval flan.
458		3.73	↗	↑	Thin flan.
459		3.63	↘	↑	Edge off flan.
460	93	4.89	↖	↓	P.M.TR.P.V COS.II P.P. Gordian stg. holding spear and globe.
461		4.81	↙	↑	G.
462		4.70	↘	↑
463		4.68	↙	↑
464		4.62	×	↙	V.F.
465		4.59	↘	↑
466		4.58	↘	↑	Oval flan.
467		4.56	↗	↑
468		4.54	↘	↓	W.
469		4.53	↘	↑
470		4.37	↘	↓
471		4.23	↙	↓	d.M.TR.P. V COS.II P.P.
472		4.09	×	↓
473		4.02	↘	↑
474		4.01	↗	↑	F.
475		3.87	×	↓	G.
476		3.77	↘	↑	F.; thin flan.
477		3.76	×	↓	Thin flan.
478		3.39	↙	↓	Thin flan.
479	94	4.08	↙	↑	P.M.TR.P.VI COS.II P.P. Gordian stg. holding spear and globe. F.
480		3.68	↘	↑
481	95	5.36	↙	↓	VIRTVTI AVGVSTI. Hercules stg.; club on rock; lion-skin.
482		5.08	↗	↙
483		4.98	↘	↓	F.
484		4.92	↘	↓
485		4.92	↙	↙
486		4.79	↘	↗
487		4.73	×	↓	V.F. (Plate III, 17).
488		4.73	×	↙
489		4.70	↙	↑
490		4.70	↘	↑	G.; oval flan.
491		4.69	↓	↗
492		4.63	→	↓
493		4.60	↖	↓
494		4.54	→	↗	Oval flan.
495		4.53	→	↙	Split flan.
496		4.52	↘	↑
497		4.47	↘	↓
498		4.41	↙	↓
499		4.33	↙	↗	F.
500		4.29	↙	↙
501		4.29	↘	↑
502		4.27	→	↓
503		4.25	×	↑
504		4.11	↗	↑	Oval flan.
505		4.01	↙	↙	G.
506		3.94	↘	↓	V.F.
507		3.83	↙	↙	V.F.; split flan.
508		3.77	→	↓	Oval flan.
509		3.76	↖	↙
510		3.62	↘	↗	Thin flan.
511		3.52	↙	↙	G.; base; split flan.
512					Dispersed.
513	129	3.62	↙	↑	PIETAS AVGVSTI Pietas stg. raising hands. V.F.; oval flan. Denarius.
514	140	4.97	↙	↓	FELICIT. TEMP. Felicitas stg. holding long caduceus and cornucopiae.
515		4.90	×	↓	F.
516		4.89	↙	↓	G. (Plate V, 16).
517		4.71	↘	↓	G.
518		4.43	↗	↓	Oval flan.
519		4.36	↘	↑	F.
520		4.32	↘	↑	F.
521		4.28	↖	↓	(Plate III, 18).
522		4.28	→	↑	F.; oval flan.
523		3.93	↖	↑
524		3.79	→	↑	Base.
525	141	5.58	×	↑	FELICIT. TEMPOR. Felicitas stg. holding long caduceus and cornucopiae. G.
526	142	5.10	↙	↙	FELICITAS TEMPORVM Felicitas stg. holding long caduceus and cornucopiae. F.
527		4.70	↖	↓	G.
528		4.61	↗	↓
529		4.40	↗	↗	F.; oval flan.
530		4.15	↗	↑	F.
531		4.04	↙	↓
532		3.72	↘	↗	Thin, oval flan.
533	143	5.16	↙	↑	FORT. REDVX Fortuna std. holding rudder and cornucopiae; wheel. (Plate IV, 1).
534		5.07	↙	↓
535		4.82	↗	↑
536		4.61	→	↓	F.
537		4.59	↙	↑	F.
538		4.48	↘	↙	F.
539		4.20	↘	↑	F.
540		4.20	↗	↑	Oval flan.
541		4.02	↘	↙	G.
542		3.95	↑	↓	G.
543		3.88	↗	↓
544	144	4.87	↘	↓	FORTVNA REDVX Fortuna std. holding rudder and cornucopiae; wheel. G.
545		4.68	↘	↑	(Plate III, 6).
546		4.55	↖	↑
547		4.52	↗	↑	G. (Plate V, 1).
548		4.48	↗	↑	G.
549		4.42	↗	↑	F.
550		4.01	↘	↓
551		3.87	↘	↗	G.
552	145	5.01	↘	↑	MARS PROPVG. Mars adv. r. holding spear and shield. F.
553		4.86	↙	↓	Oval flan.
554		4.75	↘	↓
555		4.69	↘	↓
556		4.61	↘	↓
557		4.51	↘	↓	(Plate IV, 7).
558		4.34	→	↓	(Plate V, 13).
559		4.31	↗	↓	F.
560		4.00	↖	↑	Obv. scraped.
561		3.86	↖	↓	F.
562	147	4.62	↘	↓	MARTEM PROPVGNATOREM Mars adv. r. holding spear and shield. Oval flan.
563		4.49	↗	↙
564		4.27	×	↙	V.F. (Plate III, 15).
565	148	5.27	↘	↑	PROVID.AVG. Providentia stg. holding wand over globe and sceptre.
566		4.82	↙	↓	V.F. (Plate V, 10).
567		4.68	←	↗
568		4.63	↘	↓
569		4.47	→	↙	Oval flan (Plate III, 12).
570		4.46	↙	↑	F.
571		4.37	↙	↑
572		4.27	↘	↑
573		4.25	↖	↗
574		4.21	↙	↑	F.
575		4.00	↙	↑
576		3.76	↘	↑
577		3.19	↙	↓	Thin flan.
578		2.98	←	↑	Thin flan.
579	150	4.99	↖	↑	PROVIDENTIA AVG. Providentia stg. holding wand over globe and sceptre.
580		4.73	↙	↓	V.F.
581		3.96	↘	↓
582		3.72	↙	↑
583		3.61	↖	↓	F.; thin flan.
584	151	5.04	↙	↑	SECVRIT. PERP. Securitas stg. holding sceptre; column. F.; oval flan.
585		4.80	↘	↑	G.
586		4.77	↘	↑
587		4.48	↘	↑
588		4.46	↘	↓
589		4.34	↗	↓	G. (Plate III, 9).
590		4.08	↑	↓	F.; oval flan.
591		3.94	↘	↑	Oval flan.
592		3.89	↗	↓	Oval flan.
593		3.80	↑	↓	F.; oval flan.
594		3.76	↖	↓	F.
595		3.58	↑	↑
596		3.51	←	↓	Base.
597		3.43	↘	↑	F.; thin, oval flan.
598		3.40	↙	↑	F.; thin, oval flan.
599	152	4.91	×	↓	SECVRIT. PERPET. Securitas stg. holding sceptre; column. F.
600	153	4.79	↘	↑	SECVRITAS PERPETVA Securitas stg. holding sceptre; column.
601		4.68	↘	↑
602		4.61	↙	↓	F.
603		4.47	→	↑	G. (Plate IV, 4).
604		4.45	↘	↓	F.
605		4.43	↓	↑
606		4.36	↙	↑	Oval flan (Plate V, 7).
607		4.22	↙	↑
608		4.05	↙	↑
609		3.83	↙	↑
610	154	5.52	↘	↑	VICTOR.AETER. Victory stg. holding palm; captive under shield. (Plate V, 4).
611		5.02	↘	↑
612		4.80	↘	↑	Oval flan.
613		4.69	↙	↓
614		4.54	×	↓	Oval flan.
615		4.36	↘	↓
616		4.26	×	↓	Clipped.
617		3.94	↓	↑	F.
618		3.88	↖	↓	(Plate III, 3).
619		3.72	×	↑	F.; oval flan.
620		3.22	↙	↓
621	155	4.37	↘	↑	VICTORIA AETER. Victory stg. holding palm; captive under shield.
622		4.16	↖	↑
623	156	4.49	↘	↓	VICTORIA AETERNA Victory stg. holding palm; captive under shield. Oval flan.
624		4.40	↓	↓	F.
625		4.40	↘	↑	Base.
626		4.34	↘	↑	F.
627		4.29	↗	↓
628		4.00	↘	↓
629		3.98	↗	↓
			Mint of Antioch
630	187a	4.74	↙	↑	LIBERALITAS AVG. Libertas stg. holding pileus and rod. F.; oval flan.
631		4.04	↘	↑
632		4.00	↘	↑	G.; oval flan.
633	209	5.31	↘	↑	FIDES MILITVM Fides stg. holding two standards.
634		4.54	↗	↑	V.F.; edge off oval flan.
635		4.36	↖	↑	G.; irregular flan (Plate IV, 8).
636	210	5.73	↙	↓	FORTVNA REDVX Fortuna std. holding rudder and cornucopiae. F.
637		5.58	↘	↓	Irregular flan.
638		4.84	↖	↓	V.F.
639		4.75	↙	↙	Oval flan.
640		4.69	↘	↑	V.F.
641		4.56	↓	↙	F. (Plate IV, 9).
642		4.56	↑	↗	F.
643		4.43	↙	↑
644		4.42	↘	↓
645		4.38	↘	↗	G.
646		4.23	→	↓
647		4.08	↘	↓	F.; base.
648		4.01	→	↙	Oval flan.
649		3.96	↙	↗	G.; clipped.
650		3.86	↗	↑	F.
651		3.68	↗	↙	F.
652	211	4.60	↘	↑	IOVI CONSERVATORI Jupiter stg. holding sceptre and thunderbolt.
653	212	4.88	↗	↑	MARTI PACIFERO Mars adv. 1. holding branch, shield and spear rev. G.
654		4.46	↙	↑
655		3.87	↖	↑	(Plate IV, 2).
656	213	5.68	↖	↓	ORIENS AVG. Sol. stg. holding globe; raising r. hand. V.F.; oval flan (Plate IV, 3).
657		5.38	↖	↑	F.
658		5.15	←	↑	F.; base.
659		5.06	↘	↗	Oval flan.
660		4.90	↘	↓
661		4.72	↙	↑
662		4.62	↘	↑
663		4.59		↓
664		4.42	↙	↓
665		4.06	↗	↓	F.
666		4.00	↙	↓	V.F.; oval flan.
667		3.84	→	↓
668		3.54	↙	↑	F.; thin flan.
669		3.42	↘	↓	Thin flan.
670		3.33	↙	↓	F.; thin flan.
671		3.19	↙	↓	F.; thin flan.
672	214	4.64	↘	↑	PAX AVGVSTI Pax adv. 1. holding branch and sceptre.
673		4.33	↘	↑	(Plate IV, 5).
674		3.95	↘	↑	G.
675	216	5.12	←	↓	SAECVLI FELICITAS Gordian stg. holding spear and globe.
676		4.90	←	↓	G.
677		4.87	↘	↓
678		4.67	↘	↓
679		4.61	↘	↓	F.
680		4.60	←	↓	W.
681		4.30	↖	↓	F.; base.
682		4.28	↖	↑	G.
683		4.22	↖	↓
684		4.22	↗	↓	F.
685		4.20	↘	↓	Oval flan (Plate IV, 6).
686		4.11	↓	↓	F.
687		4.11	↗	↑	F.
688		4.03	↙	↓	F.
689		3.70	←	↓	G.
690		3.59	↓	↑	Thin flan.
691		3.35	↗	↑	G.; thin flan.
692	217	4.17	↘	↓	VICTORIA AVG. Victory adv. r. holding wreath and palm. F.
			Philip I (423)
			Mint of Rome
693	2b	5.31	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.II COS.P.P. Philip I std. holding globe and short sceptre. V.F.
694		4.94	↘	↓	F.; base.
695		4.60	→	↑	V.F.; obverse scraped; base.
696		4.49	↘	↓
697		4.40	↓	↑	Base.
698		4.38	↘	↑
699		4.36	←	↑	Base.
700		4.18	↓	↑
701		3.71	↙	↘
702		3.44	↙	↑
703	3	5.22	↙	↓	P.M.TR.P.III COS.P.P. Felicitas stg. holding caduceus and cornucopiae.
704		4.87	↗	↓
705		4.61	↙	↓	F.
706		4.58	↙	↓	F.
707		4.51	↙	↓
708		4.36	↙	↓	(Plate VI, 13).
709		4.20	↗	↓
710		4.13	↙	↑	F.; base.
711		4.10	↗	↓
712		4.08	↘	↑
713		4.04	→	↓
714		3.95	↗	↑
715		3.95		↑	Oval flan.
716		3.85	↘	↓	F.
717		3.74	↖	↓	V.F.
718		3.64	↖	↓	F.
719		3.54	↙	↑
720	4	4.54	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.IIII COS.II P.P. Felicitas stg. holding caduceus and cornucopiae. F.
721		4.26	↗	↑	F.
722		4.18	↗	↑
723		3.95		↓	F.
724		3.89	↖	↑
725		3.82	↗	↓
726		3.38	↙	↓	Thin flan.
727	5	4.40	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.IIII COS.II P.P. Felicitas stg. holding caduceus and cornucopiae. F. (Plate VI, 17).
728		4.36	↙	↓
729		4.30	↘	↓
730		4.17	↗	↓	F.
731		3.99	←	↑	Base.
732		3.91	×	↓
733		3.81	↗	↑
734		3.64	↙	↓
735	7	5.31	↙	↑	P.M.TR.P.V. COS.III P.P. Mars stg. holding branch; spear and shield; in field A.
736		5.22	←	↓	(Plate VII, 1).
737		4.00	↙	↓
738		3.81	↗	↓
739		3.74	↙	↑
740		3.64	↘	↓
741	8	4.09	↘	↑	NOBILITAS AVGG. Nobilitas stg. holding sceptre and globe; in field Z. Oval flan (Plate VII, 13).
742		3.93	↙	↓	F.
743		3.77	↖	↑	Base.
744		3.65	↙	↑
745		3.58	↘	↓	G.
746		3.57	↙	↓	Oval flan.
747	9	5.46		↓	TRANQVILLITAS AVGG. Tranquillitas stg. holding capricorn(?) and sceptre; in field B.
748		4.37		↑
749		4.12	↗	↑	(Plate VII, 4).
750		3.57	↙	↓	Base.
751	10	4.03	↙	↓	VIRTVS AVGG. Philip I and II on horses adv. r., r. hands raised (no spear); in ex. ϵ. (Plate VII, 16).
752	12	4.92	→	↑	SAECVLARES AVGG. Lion adv. r.; in ex. I. Base.
753		4.90	↗	↑	Base; oval flan.
754		4.37	↙	↑
755		4.09	↗	↑
756		3.98	↙	↓
757		3.80	×	↓
758		3.71	↙	↓
759		3.60	↘	↑
760		3.01	↗	↑	Thin flan (Plate VI, 3).
761	15	4.71	↘	↓	SAECVLARES AVGG. She-wolf stg. suckling the twins; in ex. II. Uncleaned wt.
762		4.70	↘	↓
763		4.29	↘	↓
764		4.15		↑
765		4.10	↘	↑	(Plate VI, 6).
766		4.05	↖	↑
767		3.84	↙	↑
768		3.68		↓	Base.
769		3.66		↓
770	19	5.07		↑	SAECVLARES AVGG. Stag adv. r.; in ex. V or U. (Plate VI, 15).
771		4.68	↗	↓
772		4.41	↘	↑
773		4.39	↖	↓	V.F.
774		4.19	↘	↙
775		4.15	↙	↑
776		4.07	↖	↑
777		4.06	↘	↓
778		3.98	↗	↗
779		3.89	↙	↓
780		3.85	↖	↓
781		3.33	↘	↓
782	21	6.42	↙	↑	SAECVLARES AVGG. Antelope adv. 1.; in ex. VI or UI.
783		5.12	↘	↑
784		4.40	↙	↓
785		4.35	↑	↑
786		4.25	→	↑
787		4.07	↙	↑
788		4.04	↙	↓	V.F. (Plate VI, 18).
789		4.04	↙	↑	F.; base.
790		3.97	↘	↑
791	23	3.48	×	↑	SAECVLARES AVGG. Goat adv. 1. Base.
792	24c	5.26	↗	↓	SAECVLARES AVGG. Low column or altar insc. COS.III. V.F.
793		4.96	↗	↙
794		4.64	↙	↓
795		4.62	↙	↓
796		4.41	↘	↑
797		4.10	↘	↓
798		3.96	↙	↓
799		3.92	↗	↑	(Plate VII, 14).
800		3.74	↙	↓
801		3.14	↘	↑
802	25b	5.11	↙	↓	SAECVLVM NOVVM Temple with statue (Roma) in center of columns.
803		4.27	↘	↑	Oval flan.
804		3.98	↙	↓
805		3.81	↖	↑
806		3.76	↙	↑
807		3.73	↙	↓
808		3.61	↙	↓
809		3.46	↗	↓	(Plate VII, 5).
810	26b	5.65	↘	↗	ADVENTVS AVGG. Philip on horse adv. 1. holding spear; r. hand raised.
811		4.94	↗	↓
812		4.69	↗	↗
813		4.67	↖	↑	Base.
814		4.57	↗	↑
815		4.56	↗	↑
816		4.51	↓	↑
817		4.42	↘	↓	(Plate V, 18).
818		4.41	↗	↙	Oval flan.
819		4.23	←	↓
820		4.08	↘	↓	F.
821		3.93	↘	↓
822		3.70	↙	↓
823		3.66	↖	↑
824	27b	6.17	×	↓	AEQVITAS AVGG. Aequitas stg. holding scales and cornucopiae.
825		5.47	↗	↓	F.
826		5.06	↙	↑	Aequitas' r. arm raised.
827		4.95	↖	↓
828		4.87	↖	↓	V.F.
829		4.75	↘	↑
830		4.62	↗	↓
831		4.55	↗	↑	F.
832		4.45	↘	↓	Aequitas' r. arm raised.
833		4.41	×	↓	V.F.
834		4.40	×	↓
835		4.34	↘	↑
836		4.32	↘	↓
837		4.29	↘	↑
838		4.28	↘	↓	V.F.
839		4.26	↘	↓
840		4.25	↖	↑
841		4.23	↔	↓	Aequitas' r. arm raised. F.; oval flan.
842		4.15	↗	↓
843		4.13		↓	Oval flan.
844		4.10	↖	↑	(Plate VI, 4).
845		4.09	↖	↑	V.F.
846		4.08	↗	↑
847		4.04		↑
848		4.01	↙	↙
849		4.01	↙	↑
850		3.99	↗	↑
851		3.98	↙	↓	Aequitas' r. arm raised.
852		3.95	↙	↓
853		3.93	↙	↓
854		3.93	↗	↖	Aequitas' r. arm raised.
855		3.92	↗	↑
856		3.91	↙	↓	V.F.
857		3.91	↗	↑
858		3.91	↘	↑
859		3.90	↙	↓	F.
860		3.82	↙	↓
861		3.81	↙	↓
862		3.81	↗	↑
863		3.78	↑	↑	Aequitas' r. arm raised.
864		3.77	↘	↑
865		3.75	↘	↑	Base.
866		3.70	↙	↑	Aequitas' r. arm raised.
867		3.68	↗	↓
868		3.66	↑	↑
869		3.65	↖	↓
870		3.53	↕	↓
871		3.49		↓
872		3.26	↖	↗
873	28c	5.10	↖	↓	ANNONA AVGG. Annona stg. holding corn-ears over modius and cornucopiae.
874		5.09	↙	↓
875		4.90	↘	↓	F.
876		4.90	↘	↑
877		4.69	↙	↓
878		4.60	↘	↑	F.
879		4.54	↗	↓
880		4.47	↙	↓
881		4.47	↘	↑
882		4.36	↘	↑	F.
883		4.23	↖	↓	Oval flan.
884		4.07	↘	↓	F.
885		4.05	↖	↑
886		4.00	↙	↑
887		3.88	↖	↑
888		3.86		↑
889		3.85	↘	↓
890		3.77	↔	↑	Oval flan.
891		3.52	↙	↓	(Plate VI, 16).
892		3.30	↗	↓
893		3.01	×	↓
894	29	4.90	↙	↑	ANNONA AVGG. Annona stg. holding corn-ears over prow and cornucopiae.
895		4.44	↘	↓
896		4.43	↙	↓
897		4.32	↗	↓
898		4.21	↓	↑	F.; oval flan.
899		4.10	↙	↑
900		4.05	↘	↑	Oval flan.
901		3.99	↘	↑	Oval flan.
902		3.90	→	↓
903		3.86	↖	↑
904		3.80	↘	↓	Oval flan.
905		3.76	↗	↑	F.
906	31	5.02	↘	↗	FELICITAS TEMP. Felicitas stg. holding long caduceus and cornucopiae.
907		4.60	↘	↓
908		4.56	↖	↓
909		4.55	↗	↓
910		4.50	→	↑
911		4.46	↘	↑
912		4.34	↑	↓
913		4.20	↗	↑
914		4.08	↗	↓
915		4.02	↗	↑
916		3.88	↘	↓
917		3.71	↙	↓	V.F. (Plate V, 6).
918		3.42	↙	↑
919		3.35	↘	↓
920	32b	4.65	↓	↑	FIDES MILIT. Fides stg. holding two standards.
921		4.56	↗	↓
922		4.56	↘	↙
923		4.52		↗	Oval flan.
924		4.02	↙	↓	(Plate V, 11).
925		3.97	↘	↑
926		3.70	↙	↑	Oval flan.
927	33	4.90	↙	↑	FIDES MILIT. Fides stg. holding sceptre and standard.
928	34b	3.92	↖	↓	FIDES MILITVM Fides stg. holding two standards. Base.
929	36b	5.00	↙	↓	LAETIT. FVNDAT. Laetitia stg. holding wreath and rudder.
930		4.73	↗	↑
931		4.63	↗	↓	F.
932		4.39	↖	↓
933		4.29	↓	↓
934		4.24	←	↓
935		4.12	↙	↓
936		4.09	×	↓	(Plate V, 5).
937		4.02	↙	↑
938		3.98	↖	↓	G.
939		3.95	←	↑
940	37b	4.49	→	↑	LAETIT. FVNDAT. Laetitia stg. holding patera and rudder; prow.
941		3.83	→	↑
942	38b	5.33	↙	↑	LIBERALITAS AVGG.II Liberalitas stg. holding abacus and cornucopiae. G.
943		4.95	×	↑	Oval flan.
944		4.91	←	↓
945		4.88	←	↑
946		4.79	↖	↑
947		4.71	←	↓
948		4.68	↘	↑	Oval flan (Plate V, 15).
949		4.54	↘	↓	G.; base.
950		4.44	↘	↑
951		4.36	↖	↓
952		4.24	↗	↑
953		4.17	↘	↓	Oval flan.
954		3.61	×	↓	Base.
955	40b	4.82	↖	↓	PAX AETERN. Pax stg. holding branch and sceptre. F.
956	41	4.61	↘	↓	PAX AETERN. Pax adv. 1. holding branch and sceptre. V.F. (Plate V, 14).
957		4.55	↗	↑	G.
958		4.53	↗	↓
959		4.45	↖	↓
960		4.34	↙	↓
961		4.29	↘	↑
962		4.25	↘	↓
963		4.04	↘	↑
964	42	3.89	↙	↓	PAX AETERNA Pax adv. 1. holding branch and sceptre. F.
965	44b	4.93	↙	↓	ROMAE AETERNAE Roma std. holding Victory and sceptre; shield.
966		4.91	↘	↑
967		4.88	↘	↓
968		4.67	↙	↓
969		4.65	↘	↓	F.
970		4.60	↖	↓
971		4.55	↙	↓
972		4.40	↘	↑
973		4.28	↙	↑
974		4.26	↘	↑	(Plate VI, 1).
975		4.19	×	↓
976		4.19		↑	Base.
977		4.17	↙	↑
978		4.12	↘	↓
979		4.09	↗	↑
980		4.07	↗	↓
981		4.04	↘	↓
982		4.02	↙	↓	Oval flan.
983		3.94	↘	↑
984		3.89	↗	↓	Uncleaned wt.
985		3.89	↔	↓	Oval flan; uncleaned wt.
986		3.85	←	↑	V.F.
987		3.83	↖	↓
988		3.73		↓
989		3.63	↙	↓	V.F.
990		3.63	×	↑	Oval flan; base.
991		3.60	↗	↓	V.F.
992		3.56	↘	↓	F.
993		2.98	↖	↓	Thin flan.
994	45	5.06	↓	↑	ROMAE AETERNAE Roma std. holding Victory and sceptre; shield, altar. V.F.
995		4.88	↗	↑
996		4.47		↓
997		4.29	↙	↓
998		4.23	↘	↓
999		4.19	↗	↑
1000		4.06	↑	↓	Oval flan.
1001		3.97	↗	↑
1002		3.88	↗	↓
1003		3.84	↖	↓	F.; oval flan; base.
1004		3.70	↗	↑
1005	46b	4.78	↗	↑	SALVS AVG. Salus stg. feeding held snake.
1006	47	4.76	↘	↑	SALVS AVG. Salus stg. holding rudder and feeding snake coiled around altar. (Plate V, 17).
1007		4.66	↘	↓
1008		4.52	↓	↓	V.F.
1009		4.42	↑	↑	Oval flan.
1010		4.26	↘	↑
1011		3.99	↗	↑
1012	47A	4.44	×	↓	SALVS AVGG. Salus stg. feeding held snake.
1013	48b	4.90	↗	↑	SECVRIT. ORBIS Securitas std. holding sceptre; head on 1. hand.
1014		4.74	→	↑
1015		4.73	↓	↑	F.
1016		4.52	↘	↑
1017		4.49	↘	↓
1018		4.38	↘	↓	Oval flan (Plate V, 3).
1019		4.37	↙	↑
1020		4.19	↘	↑
1021		4.13	↓	↓
1022		4.07	↙	↑
1023		3.89	↘	↑	F.
1024		3.87	↘	↑
1025		3.72	↘	↓
1026		3.52	↗	↓
1027	49b	5.28	→	↑	VICTORIA AVG. Victory adv. r. holding wreath and palm. F.; oval flan.
1028		4.64	↙	↓	Base.
1029		4.49	↖	↑
1030		4.47	↙	↑
1031		4.34	↙	↑
1032		4.29	↘	↑
1033		4.15	×	↑	(Plate V, 2).
1034		4.12	→	↑	F.
1035		3.85	↙	↑	F.
1036	50	4.64	↘	↑	VICTORIA AVG. Victory adv. 1. holding wreath and palm.
1037		3.99	↗	↓
			Mint of Viminacium
1038	51	5.14	×	↓	VICTORIA AVGG. Victory stg. holding wreath and palm. (Plate VII, 18).
1039		4.39	→	↓
1040		4.18	↙	↑
1041		4.00	↙	↘
1042		3.98	↗	↑	G.
1043		3.29	↙	↓	(Plate VII, 15).
			Mint of Rome
1044	52	4.60	↘	↙	VIRTVS AVG. Virtus stg. holding branch and spear; foot on helmet. F. (Plate V, 8).
1045		3.59	↘	↓
1046	53	4.51	↘	↗	VIRTVS AVG. Virtus std. holding branch and spear; no shield.
1047		4.44	↗	↓	Shield.
1048		4.37	↙	↓	Shield.
1049		4.27	↓	↗	Shield.
1050		4.21	↙	↑	Shield. Base.
1051		4.04	→	↗	Shield.
1052	57	4.75	↖	↑	AEQVITAS AVGG. Aequitas stg. holding scales and cornucopiae.
1053		4.41	↙	↑	(Plate VI, 5).
1054		4.09	↘	↑
1055		3.55	↗	↑	F.
1056	58	4.51	↙	↑	AETERNITAS AVGG. Elephant adv. 1.; driver with goad and wand.
1057		4.50	↘	↑
1058		4.43	×	↑	F.
1059		4.43	↙	↓
1060		4.31	↖	↓	V.F.
1061		4.17	↙	↓
1062		3.93	↘	↓	V.F. (Plate VII, 2).
1063		3.89	↙	↓
1064		3.80	↙	↑
1065		3.63	↙	↑	Oval flan.
1066		3.63	↘	↑	V.F.
1067		3.48	↗	↑
1068	59	4.47	↖	↑	ANNONA AVGG. Annona stg. holding corn-ears over prow and cornucopiae. (Plate VI, 2).
1069		4.09	↙	↓	Weak strike.
1070		3.85	↗	↙
1071		3.74	↙	↑	V.F.
1072		3.63	←	↑	F.
1073		2.98	→	↓	Oval flan.
			Mint of Mediolanum (Milan)
1074	60	5.29		↓	FELICITAS IMPP. in three lines in laurel-wreath.
1075		4.88	↗	↓	V.F. (Plate VII, 3).
1076		4.83	×	↓
1077		4.62	↘	↓
1078		4.30	↙	↑
1079		4.09	↗	↑
1080		3.79	↙	↑	V.F.
1081	61	4.28	×	↑	FIDES EXERCITVS Fides stg. holding vexillum and standard.
1082		4.20	↘	↑	V.F.
1083		3.98	↗	↓
1084		3.96	↙	↙	V.F. (Plate VII, 6).
1085		3.93	←	↑
1086		3.86	↘	↓
1087		3.42	↙	↑
			Mint of Rome
1088	62	4.80	↘	↑	FIDES EXERCITVS Four standards. (Plate VI, 14).
1089		4.32	↙	↑
1090		4.14	×	↑
1091		4.12	↙	↑
1092		4.09	↙	↑	Uncleaned wt.
1093		4.06	↗	↓
1094		4.03	↖	↓
1095		4.02	↘	↑	V.F.
1096		3.76	↖	↓
1097		3.73	↗	↓	V.F.; base.
1098		3.48	↙	↗
1099					Dispersed
			Mint of Mediolanum (Milan)
1100	63b	4.84	↕	↓	FORTVNA REDVX Fortuna std. holding rudder and cornucopiae; wheel. F.; oval flan.
1101		4.72	↙	↙	(Plate VII, 9).
1102		4.37	↗	↓
1103		4.16	↙	↓
1104		3.85	↙	↑
			Mint of Rome
1105	65	5.54	↙	↑	ROMAE AETERNAE Roma std. holding Victory and spear; shield, altar.
1106		4.48	↗	↓
1107		4.31	↘	↑	Oval flan.
1108		4.04		↓	F.
1109		3.76	↙	↓	Uncleaned wt.
1110		3.60	↗	↓	V.F. (Plate VII, 17).
1111		3.54	↘	↓	G.
			Mint of Antioch
1112	71	4.29	↙	↓	VIRTVS EXERCITVS Virtus stg. holding spear; 1. hand on shield; no helmet.
1113		4.22	↘	↓	(Plate IV. 10).
1114		4.18	↙	↑
1115	78	4.18	↘	↓	P.M.TR.P.VI COS.P.P. Felicitas stg. holding long caduceus and cornucopia.
			Otacilia (4)
			Mint of Rome
1116	125c	4.60	↗	↓	CONCORDIA AVGG. Concordia std. holding patera and double cornucopiae. (Plate VI, 10).
1117		3.86	↙	↑
			Mint of Antioch
1118	127	3.44	↙	↓	IVNO CONSERVAT. Juno stg. holding patera and sceptre. Obv. scraped (Plate IV, 11).
			Mint of Rome
1119	130	3.72	↙	↓	PIETAS AVGVSTAE Pietas stg. holding box of perfume; r. hand raised. V.F. (Plate VII, 11).
			Philip II (38)
			Mint of Antioch
1120	213	3.95	↗	↓	IOVI CONSERVAT. Jupiter stg. holding thunderbolt and sceptre.
1121		3.85	↙	↓
1122		3.72	↗	↓	V.F. (Plate IV, 12).
			Mint of Rome
1123	216c	4.24	↘	↙	PRINCIPI IVVENT. Philip II stg. holding globe and sceptre. (Plate V, 9).
1124		3.98	×	↑
1125		3.96	↖	↑
1126	217	4.68		↙	PRINCIPI IVVENT. Philip II stg. holding globe and sceptre; soldier holding spear.
1127	218d	4.75	↘	↑	PRINCIPI IVVENT. Philip II stg. holding globe and standard.
1128		4.62	↘	↑	Globe and spear. V.F.
1129		4.52	→	↓	Globe and spear. Same obv. die as No. 1136.
1130		4.32	↙	↓	Globe and standard.
1131		4.24		↓	Globe and spear.
1132		3.93	↙	↓	Globe and standard.
1133		3.88	↗	↑	Globe and standard.
1134		3.73	↘	↓	Globe and spear. F.
1135		3.67	↙	↓	Globe and standard. Oval flan (Plate VI, 7).
1136		3.51	←	↑	Globe and spear. Same obv. die as No. 1129; oval flan.
1137		3.28	↗	↑	Globe and standard.
1138		3.19	↗	↓	Globe and spear.
1139		3.14	×	↗	Globe and standard. F.
1140	219	5.13	←	↓	PRINCIPI IVVENT. Philip II stg. holding globe and standard; captive.
1141		3.86	↘	↑
1142	223	4.08	↗	↙	VIRTVS AVGG. Mars adv. r. holding spear and trophy; in field Γ. (Plate VII, 7).
1143	224	4.92	↙	↓	SAECVLARES AVGG. Goat adv. 1.; in ex. III.
1144		4.06	↙	↓
1145		4.01	↙	↑	(Plate VI, 9).
1146		3.59	↘	↓
1147		3.31	↙	↑
			Mint of Viminacium
1148	226	3.96	←	↑	AETERNIT. IMPERI Sol adv. 1. holding whip; r. hand raised.
1149		3.84	↙	↑
1150		3.56	↙	↓
			Mint of Rome
1151	230	5.17	↙	↑	LIBERALITAS AVGG.III Philip I and II std.; Philip I holds short sceptre.
1152		4.16	↘	↑	(Plate VII, 8).
1153		4.08	↘	↓
1154		3.84	↘	↓	V.F.; oval flan.
1155		3.77	↗	↓
1156		3.75		↓
1157					Dispersed.
			Trajan Decius (54)
1158	2b	4.06			DACIA Dacia stg. holding staff with ass's head.
1159–1161