Victory Advancing Left Reverse

Theodosius I Reverses: Victory Advancing Left

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The weak obverse strike make it difficult to make out the name of Theodosius. Most of the SALVS REIPVBLICAE legend is quite clear on the reverse though, as well as the mintmark.
CONSA mintmark, Constantinopolis.

Victory Advancing Left Reverse with SALVS REIPVBLICAE LEGEND issued by Theodosius I.
Weak mintmark, possibly SMTSA

This is another Theodosius I example of this type. Note the strong strike on the reverse legend, mintmark and P - headed cross.
CONSA mintmark, Constantinopolis mint.

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	The weak obverse strike make it difficult to make out the name of Theodosius. Most of the SALVS REIPVBLICAE legend is quite clear on the reverse though, as well as the mintmark. CONSA mintmark, Constantinopolis.
	Victory Advancing Left Reverse with SALVS REIPVBLICAE LEGEND issued by Theodosius I. Weak mintmark, possibly SMTSA
	This is another Theodosius I example of this type. Note the strong strike on the reverse legend, mintmark and P - headed cross. CONSA mintmark, Constantinopolis mint.