Constantius I CONCORDIA MILITVM Radiate from Heraclea - EF Details

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High Grade Constantius I Radiate
A sharp and detailed coin of Constantius I Chlorus (293-306 AD), as Caesar, one of the four rulers in the Roman Tetrachy under Diocletian and Maximianus.  The coin has great details.  You can see all the strands on Constantius' hair and beard as we as the eyes on the small figures of Jupiter and Constantius on the reverse.  The coin has a nice brown patina with some green.
(Diameter: 22 mm.    Weight: 3.53 grams)
OB:
Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, right - FL VAL CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES
REV:
Constantius standing right receiving Victory on globe from Jupiter standing left - CONCORDIA MILITVM
H A in field between them
This coin was struck at the Heraclea mint in 295-296 AD and is attributed as RIC, Vol. VI, #15.
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