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Valentinianus I DN VALENTINIANUS PF AVG GLORIARO-MANORUM Diademed ,bust draped and cuirassed right ; .rSISC RIC IX 5a ii VALENS DN VALEN-S PF AVG GLORIARO-MANORUM Pearl diademed, bust draped and cuirassed right, SMAQP , branch in right field RIC IX 7b viiia GRATIANUS DN GRATIANUS PF AVG GLORIARO-MANORUM Diademed ,bust draped and cuirassed right ; A/*F/?SISC RIC IX 14C VALENTINIANUS II DN VALENTINI-ANUS PF AVG VICTORI-AAVGG ASIS RIC IX 39A THEODOSIUS I DN THEODO-SIUS PF AVG SALUSREI-PUBLICAE SMKA RIC IX 26 b ARCADIUS DN ARCADI-US PF AVG CONCORDI-A AVGG SMKA RIC IX 94 HONORIUS DN HONORI-US PF AVG GLORI-A AROMA-NORUM SMKB RIC XI 149

Here are 3 more coins, 2 from Magnentius, 1 from Decentius. Magnentius: DN-MAGNEN-TIUS PF AVG . bare head, draped and cuirassed right, A behind bust GLORIA RO-MANORUM , in ex :TRS 4,68 gr, 21.09-23.22 mm RIC VIII 269 IM CAE MAGN-ENTIUS AVG , bare head, draped and cuirassed right, A behind bust FELTEMP-REPARATIO , in ex:TRP ,A left in field 5.72 gr , 22.07 mm RIC VIII 260 DECENTIUS: DN DECENTIUS NOB CAES , bare head , draped and cuirassed right VICTORIAE DD NN AVG ET CAE ; SV in field , RSLG in ex. 4.97 gr , 20.31 mm

Constantius II follis 324-325 FLA CONSTANTIUS NOB C PROVIDEN - TIAE CAESS laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right mintmark PLON ; 2.40 gr , 18.70 mm campgate with 6 layers , dot in doorway RIC VII 297

Here are some Valerian era coins Valerianus I : IMPVALERIANUS P AVG ORIENSAVGG MIR 868c GALLIENUS : GALLIENUS P. F . AVG DEO MARTI MIR 889h GALLIENUS P . F . AVG IOVIV-ICTORI IMP-CES MIR 870m GALLIENUS P. F . AVG VIRTGALLIEN-IAVG MIR 890h GALLIENUS P .F . AVG VICTG-E-REMANICA MIR893h SALONINA : SALONINA AVG DEAE-SEGE-TIAE MIR902c VALERIANUS II : VALERIANUS CAES IOVICRESENTI MIR 907e SALONINUS : SALON VALERIANUS CAES PIETASAVG MIR 914e

Here is CARUS , rev: SPES PUBLICA, SXXI RIC V (2) 82 son 1 ( CARINUS ) as CAESAR, rev: VIRTUS AVGG, /B//XXI RIC (2) 207 CARINUS as AUGUSTUS, rev: FIDES MILITUM, KAE RIC (2) 253 AND son 2, NUMERIANUS as AUGUSTUS, rev PROVIDENTIA AVGG, VIXXI RIC V (2) 447

Thanks everyone for your contribution, I take note of the possibility that it could be Valentinian III. I've seen this type of head in the distant past and was described as empress. It could be in the late Roman Empire under the Visigoths or other tribes. I also forgot whether it was in the east or west Roman part of the empire. The message is to keep looking. Thank you.

Here are a Maximinus and a Licinius. The Maximinus has no long name, but a long title. MAXIMINUS : MAXIMINIUS NOBILISSIMUS CAES GENIOPOPU-LI ROMANI RIC VI nr 59b LONDON 10,00 gr 26,29 mm LICINIUS : VAL LICINNIANUS LICINNIUS PF AVG VIRTUTI E-XERCITUS CYZICUS A/ /MKV RIC VI nr 51 5,94 gr 25,46 mm

Here's a coin that's a mystery to me. ovb: female head rev: salus reipublica ? with riho in left field 0,69 gr ; 10,45 mm Obverse 90° turn clock wise: It comes from a lot of 50 minimi, all 4-6 century, 35 pieces are Theodosius II. unknown 5th century empress. Can someone help me? Thank you!

@Barzus I still need to attribute the last one, so thanks for the info.

Here some tempel coins and another divo coin from my collection

Here some campgates: A B DELTA E H r S Q Z

Thanks Maridunum.

Is Eric II the same as Aorta? On the back cover my Aorta it says Eric II with a gold coin next to it. If so, page 533 and 534 are different. ( first copy from 2011 ) Thank you.

Here is a heavy Trajanus Decius antoninianus: 5,48 gram 3,42 gram Herrenia Etruscilla Herennius Etruscus and Hostilianus

Here some more ae3-ae4 coins: Helena Theodora Constantinopolis Urbs Roma Dalmatius Hannibalianus Julianus II Marcianus Theodosius I Aelia Flacilla Leo Johannes Theodosius II Athalaric Gelimer Avitus Honorius I love the little 4 - 5 century coins.

here some late roman campgate coins: Theodosius I bust left, with pax over campgate Arcadius Magnus Maximus Theodosius I Valentinianus II Valentinianus III Victor

Here some campgates from the Constantinian era, all the mints. Alexandrie Antiochia Arlate Constantinopolis Cyzicus Heralcea Londinium Lugdunum Nicomedia Rome Sirmium Siscia Thessalonica Ticinum Trier I have yet to photograph my collection of 5th century coins, that is for next winter.

GALLIENUS PF AVG IOVIV ICTORI IMP C.E.S. RIC V(I) 23 MIR 870m GALLIENUS AVG MARTI PACIFERO A/ RIC V(I) 236 IMP C P LIC GALLIENUS PF AVG VIRTUS AVGG RIC V(I) 185 MIR 87 GALLIENUS PF AVG SPQR OPTIMO PRINCI P I RIC V(I) 659 MIR 1609b GALLIENUS AVG PROVI AVG /II// RIC V(I) 267f GALLIENUS AVG CONSERVATOR AVG RIC V(I) 632 ( S ) IS MISSING

Here is a Trajanus Decius, i don'f know if it has a double cornucopia. IMP C M Q TRAIANUS DECIUS AVG ABUDANTA AVG RIC IV nr 10b 4.94b 21.50 mm and a GALLIENUS GALLIENUS AVG ABUNDANTIA AVG /B RIC IV 157 2.70 GR 21.78 MM

@thenickelguy, I think your Trier coin is RIC VII nr 372. Like this one: Same discription as your coin ( .STR. ) . ( STR. ) = RIC VII nr 347 Here 2 different campgate coins from CRISPUS C-RISPUSNOBCAES VIRTU-SAVGG closed doors 3 turrets 6 layers mm : P/R// RT bust : G8L RIC VII 180 missing for mm T other gate shape CR-ISPUSNOBCAES VIRTU-SAVGG OPEN DOORS 3 TURRETS 6 LAYERS mm : P/R//RS bust : G8L RIC VII 171

Not a die-hard fan, but from Egypt. Aurelianus and Vaballath A.D.271-272 Tetradrachme , 20mm , 9.34gr BMC 2388

I only have one of that type, from Alexandria. Constantius II RIC 59 ALEA

@Egry, here is my only Denarius from L.Verus: AD 168 ; Silver Denarius ; Rome Obverse: L VERUS AUG ARM PARTH MAX Reverse: TRP VIII IMP V COS III ; Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae RIC III , MARCUS AURELIUS 590

Postumus Aureolus Laelianus Marius Tetricus I and Tetricus II

Your 3rd coin is for Aureolus.