Constantine II; 337-340 AD, Rome, Reduced Follis, 1.58g. RIC-21, officina uncertain; C-233 (10 Fr.). Obv: VI[C CO]NS[TAN]TINVS AVG Bust diademed, cuirassed r., seen from front. Rx: VIRTVS AV[GVSTI] Emperor in military dress standing l., head r., holding spear and shield that rest on ground, R*[P?] in exergue. The officina letter is off flan. Interesting obverse legend giving Constantine II the praenomen Victor; scarce reverse type used only by the mint of Rome. Comes with a handwritten coin ticket and Adolph Hess/Frankfurt printed envelope from the early decades of the twentieth century, on which however the coin is misattributed to Constans at Trier with the wrong reverse legend! . aVF (135)