EC.72.141 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 305-306 CE Obverse: Radiate crowned head of Constantius I Chlorus facing right Inscription: CONSTANTIUS NOB CAES Supplied: Constantius Noblissimus Caesar Translated: Constantius, most noble Caesar
	Reverse: Two figures facing each other, right one holds spear in left hand Inscription: CONCORDIANI... Weight: 2 g

	EC.72.142 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 348-361 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantius II facing right Inscription: D N CONSTANTIUS P F AUG Supplied: Dominus Noster Constantius Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Our master, Constantius Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Soldier spearing a fallen Persian horseman Inscription: FEL TEMP REPARATIO Supplied: Felicium Temporum Reparatio Translated: Restoration of happy times Notes: The inscription "CON" under the figures on the reverse indicates that the coin was minted at Constantinople. For a very similar coin reverse see C. Foss, Roman Historical Coins (London 1990) 299 n. 36. Weight: 1 g

	EC.72.144 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 308-324 CE Obverse: Bearded (?), laureate head of Licinius facing right Inscription: IMP LICINIUS P F AUG Supplied: Imperator Licinius Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Emperor Licinius Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Genius holding a patera and a cornucopia Inscription: GENIO POP ROM. SC Supplied: Genio Populi Romani. Senatus Consulto Translated: To the genius of the Roman people. By decree of the Senate Notes: This coin was most likely minted at London. Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.145 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 308-324 CE Obverse: Laureate head facing right Inscription: IMP LICINIUS P F AUG Supplied: Imperator Licinius Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Emperor Licinius Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Genius holding a patera and a cornucopia Inscription: GENIO POP ROM. PTR Supplied: Genio Populi Romani. Pecunia Triviensis Translated: To the genius of the Roman people. Money made at Trier Notes: See also EC.72.135 and EC.72.136 for other coins minted at Trier. Weight: 3 g

	EC.72.147 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine I ("Constantine the Great") facing right Inscription: IMP CONSTANTINUS P F AUG Supplied: Imperator Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Emperor Constantine Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Sun god Inscription: SOLI INVICTO COMITI. PT Supplied: Soli Invicto Comiti. Pecunia Triviensis Translated: To the invincible sun, a companion. Money made at Trier Weight: 2 g

	EC.72.148 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine I ("Constantine the Great") facing right Inscription: CONSTANTINUS P F AUG Supplied: Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Sun god Inscription: SOLI INVICTO COMITI. PTR Supplied: Soli Invicto Comiti. Pecunia Triviensis Translated: To the invincible sun, a companion. Money made at Trier Weight: 1 g

	EC.72.149 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine I ("Constantine the Great") facing right Inscription: IMP CONSTANTINUS P F AUG Supplied: Imperator Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Emperor Constantine Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Sun god Inscription: SOLI INVICTO COMITI. PLG Supplied: Soli Invicto Comiti. Pecunia Lugduni Translated: To the invincible sun, a companion. Money made at Lugdunum Notes: Lugdunum was in the western province of Gallia (present-day Lyon, France). Weight: 4 g

	EC.72.150 Denomination: ? (AE) Date: c. 324-337 CE Obverse: Laureate head of Constantine I ("Constantine the Great") facing right Inscription: CONSTANTINUS P F AUG Supplied: Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus Translated: Constantine Pius Felix Augustus
	Reverse: Sun god Inscription: SOLI INVICTO COMITI. PTR Supplied: Soli Invicto Comiti. Pecunia Triviensis Translated: To the invincible sun, a companion. Money made at Trier Weight: 4 g

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