Gratianus
Nummus
GLORIA ROMANORVM
Mint : Antioch
DN GRATIA - NVS P F AVG
Draped and cuirassed bust of Gratianus right, wearing a helmet surmounted by a diadem. Gratian holding a spear with the right hand and a shield with the left hand.
GLORIA RO - MANORVM
The emperor standing on a galley, looking behind him and raising his right hand. A victory to his right, holding the rudder.
Marks


Photos of a clay mold of obverse / obverse coming from: https://www.treshorsdutemps.fr/.
No specific information on weight or diameter provided. According to my sources, the diameter of this mold is around 25.00 mm. Officina letter difficult to read but probably , less likely possibility of a B poorly molded. Noted
in the mark below. Mint of antioch for the reverse. The photos communicated by https://www.treshorsdutemps.fr/, show 5 molds, here is the list:
- Two copies: obverse with portrait of Gratianus / reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM. One copy illustrated here and the second below.
- One copy: obverse with portrait of Valentinian II / obverse with portrait of Arcadius.
- One copy: reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor with labarum and captive) / reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor on galley).
- One copy: reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor on galley) / reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor on galley).
Nummus
GLORIA ROMANORVM
Mint : Constantinopolis
DN GRATIA - NVS P F AVG
Draped and cuirassed bust of Gratianus right, wearing a helmet surmounted by a diadem. Gratian holding a spear with the right hand and a shield with the left hand.
GLORIA RO - MANORVM
The emperor standing on a galley, looking behind him and raising his right hand. A victory to his right, holding the rudder.
Marks
Photos of a clay mold of obverse / obverse coming from: https://www.treshorsdutemps.fr/.
No specific information on weight or diameter provided. According to my sources, the diameter of this mold is around 25.00 mm. The break of the legend on the reverse is illegible, I noted it like that which one seems to see on all the coins of this type coming from this mint. Constantinopolis mint for the reverse. The photos communicated by https://www.treshorsdutemps.fr/, show 5 molds, here is the list:
- Two copies: obverse with portrait of Gratianus / reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM. One copy illustrated here and the other above.
- One copy: obverse with portrait of Valentinian II / obverse with portrait of Arcadius.
- One copy: reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor with labarum and captive) / reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor on galley).
- One copy: reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor on galley) / reverse GLORIA ROMANORVM (emperor on galley).