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ID:     145-160
     [UNVERIFIED]
Type:     Roman Imperial
Issuer:     Licinia Eudoxia
Date Ruled:     AD 439-490
Metal:     Gold
Denomination:     Solidus
Struck / Cast:     struck
Date Struck:     AD 439-440
Weight:     4.38 g
Obverse Legend:     AEL EVDO_XIA AVG
Obverse Description:     Diademed and draped bust right with hand of god holding wreath over her head
Reverse Legend:     VOT XXX_MVLT XXXX Θ
Reverse Description:     Constantinopolis enthroned to left, holding cross on globe and sceptre; shield to left: star in right field
Exergue:     CONOB
Mint Mark:     CONOB/ Θ
Mint:     Constantinople
Primary Reference:     RIC 0264
Reference2:     MIRB 29
Reference3:     Depeyrot p. 254, 81/5
Reference4:     Grierson-Mays, Late Roman Coins 457 var. (officina ª); Hunter -; Ratto -, cf. 176 (reverse); Leu 25, 23 April 1980, #460 (same dies)
Photograph Credit:     Numismatik Lanz
Source:     http://www.lanz.com
Price Sold For:     6000 USD
Date Sold:     01/05/2009
Notes:     Lanz Auction 145, Lot 160 Exceptionally rare. Extremely fine. On the problem of how to distinguish Eudocia the elder from Eudoxia the younger, see A.A. Boyce, Eudoxia, Eudocia, Eudoxia: Dated Solidi of the Fifth Century, ANSMN 6 (1954), pp. 131-142. Estimate: 8000 USD