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Valens, 364-378 jKr. Siliqua, Lyon. Ex East Harptree hoard 1887

Valens, 364-378 jKr. Siliqua, Lyon. Ex East Harptree hoard 1887

Valens, AD 364-378 AD. AR siliqua (18mm, ) Lugdunum, AD 364-367 AD. D N VALENS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. / RESTITVTOR REI P, emperor holding labarum (chi-rho symbol) and Victory on globe, below mintmark PLVG followed by dot. RIC IX 6g. 

From the East Harptree hoard discovered near Bristol in 1887 and published by John Evans in 1888 in the Numismatic Chronicle (pp. 22-46). After the hoard was examined at the British Museum it was returned to its owner Mr. W. Kettlewell and finally dispersed in 2016 by auctioneers Spink & Son. 

Darkly toned, 1+ (VF)

Ruler : Valens
Nominal Value : Siliqua
Material : Silver (Ag)

395,00 €

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