Constantius II   337-361   A.D.

Coin Description	Constantius II, AE 17mm, Grade ??, The coin is struck off-centre causing the lower left part of the reverse legend to be missing. The reverse patina on the two victories is quite fragile and while removing dirt the copper core came trough in several places.RIC VIII Thessalonica 99, RBC 398, VM 81.
Obverse	The portrait is of Constantius II a diademed and draped bust looking right. The legend reads CONSTANTIVS PF AVG meaning: CONSTANTIVS (his name) PF (Pius Felix / Dutiful and Wise) AVG Augustus which defines him as the emperor. The legend is broken which is a sign of the highest respect and signifies him as the senior Augustus.
Reverse	Two victories standing facing each other holding wreaths. The legend reads VICTORIAE DD AVGG Q NN which translates as Victoriae Dominorum Augustorum Que Nostrorum which means Victory to our lords and emperors. The double letters are all implying plurals for the two emperors who where ruling at the time (Constantius II and his brother Constans).
Mint	The exergue reads SMTSε meaning the 5th officina (epsilon) of Thessalonika There is a between the two victories.
The Entire Story	The entire story of this coin would read: Victory to our lords and emperors, a tribute to both the ruling emperors.