351-355 AD., Constantius II, Sirmium mint, Æ2, RIC 44.

Constantius II, Sirmium mint, officina 1, 351-355 AD.,
Æ2 (ø 19-20 mm / 3,90 g), bronze, axis medal alignment ↑↑ (ca. 0°), small flan,
Obv.: [D N CONS]TAN – TIVS P F AVG, his pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust facing right, Δ behind – son buste diadémé (perles), drapé et cuirassé a droite, Δ derrière la tête.
Rev.: FEL TEMP RE – [PARATIO] / •S• / A / A SIR[M] , helmeted soldier standing left spearing fallen horseman on the ground with his horse, the horseman looks at the soldier and raises an arm in his direction, the soldier carries a shield and has a knee on the rump of the enemy horse, a shield on the ground on the right, • S • in the field, A between the legs of the horse, A SIRM in the exergue - soldat allant à gauche transperçant de sa lance un cavalier tombé a terre avec sa monture, le cavalier regarde le soldat et lève un bras dans sa direction, le soldat est casqué, porte un bouclier et a un genou sur la croupe du cheval ennemi, un bouclier à terre a droite, •S• dans le champ, A entre les pattes du cheval, A SIRM à l’exergue.
RIC VIII, p. 387, no. 44 (C2 – very common) ; LRBC 1601 ; 15 pieces of RIC 44 on www.nummus-bible-database.com , only 3 showing these reverse marks fom officina 1 (NBD 62283, 32859, 44903) .