Ancients guys...A little info needed.

mojorizn

In RIC there is a sub-type of the CONCORDIA AUGGG reverses of the late 4th/early 5th century bronze coinage with the effigy of Constantinopolis/Roma seated with her left hand on her knee rather than holding a globe. Any difference in the rarity of the sub-type as opposed to the regular globe in hand reverse? Just curious. I picked up a beautiful example of Theodosius I with this reverse from David Connors at vcoins.com for what I thought was a bargain price of $22 a few weeks ago.

Thanks!

Mojo

mojorizn

ttt

lordmarcovan

Sorry. PM Josh at Civitas. Your question is far too erudite for me.

mojorizn

Thanks LM. Will do.

Mojo