Watch List notes:

Roman Empire, 4th Century AD, AE Nummi coins [29] including, Diocletian, Follis, 9.96g, Treveri, GENIO POPVLI ROMANI (Cohen 94); Maxentius [11], including such types as: Ostia [7], AETERNITAS AVG, numerous officinae (RIC 35; Cohen 5), one noticeably double-struck; also, Rome, Temple types, Roma seated inset [3] (RIC 208; Cohen 21var.); lastly, Ticinum, similar rev. to last, chipped, otherwise about very fine; Galerius, 9.10g, Serdica (RIC 530B); also, Maximian Herculeus [3], Folles [2], 8.41g, SACRAMONIAE AVGG ET CAESS NN; another, GENIO POP ROMANI; another, Alexandria (Cohen 54, 185); Maximian II Daia, 6.08g, Heraclius (RIC 55; Cohen 53); also, Constantine the Great [6], Treveri [3], BEATA TRANQVILLITAS; another, a Follis, MARTI PATRI CONSERVATORI; another, SOLI INVICTO COMITI (RIC 15, 369, 869; Cohen 15, 345, 536); Cyzicus, 2.83g, IOVI CONSERVATORI (RIC 5 [R2]; Cohen 289); Antioch, Camp Gate type (RIC 504; Cohen 454); lastly, Rome, SOLI INVICTO COMITI (RIC 136 [R2]); additionally, Licinius I, AE3, Alexandria, c. 316-17, 3.49g (Cohen 72); Constantine II, as Caesar [2], Alexandria, GLORIA EXERCITVS, two standards; another, Siscia, Camp Gate type (RIC 88; 94 [R1]; Cohen -); Constantinopolis, c. 330 AD, Romulus and Remus suckling she-wolf (RIC 561; Cohen 18.2f); Magnentius (c. AD 350-53), Majorina, Lugdunum, 5.08g (RIC 130; Cohen 12); lastly, Arcadius, AE3/4, Antioch, VIRTVS EXERCITVS (RIC 60 [R3]), fair to good very fine, some scarce types; additionally, Post Roman Byzantium AE Folles [3], including, Justinian I, AN 19; Basil II and Constantine VII jointly; and another, largely illegible (BMC 246), these fair to fine [35].