FL VAL CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES / CONCORDIA MILITVM [решено]

Hello,
I can read on my coin:
FL VAL CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES
CONCORDIA MILITVM

Mint: ANT
* over epsilon
Weight: 2.8g
Diameter: 20 mm

But I can´t find anywhere...

Perhaps here?
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Hello,

I have nothing much to add : the identification is correct.
Constantinus I as caesar,
Draped and radiate bust of the emperor seen from behind.
5th officina of Antioch (star over epsilon).

Reference : RIC VI 61a (P 621)

Thanks again for your help

Seems correct, but the 61a has a star over A

Цитата: "GPetrusAscanus"​Seems correct, but the 61a has a star over A

​Ir’s the différent of the officina.
Star over A is for the first one, star over B for the second one and so on.

They all share this reference and are considered as variants

Цитата: "Cycnos"​

Цитата: "GPetrusAscanus"​Seems correct, but the 61a has a star over A

​​Ir’s the différent of the officina.
​Star over A is for the first one, star over B for the second one and so on.
​
​They all share this reference and are considered as variants

​Ah ok. Thanks very much for the explanation!