The reverse shows the personification of Constantinople, turreted (a helmet with turrets symbolizing the city), seated on a stylized chair (the square shapes behind her) facing right, her left foot rests on the prow of a ship and she holds a scepter in her left hand her right hand rests on her knee her right leg is bare (from the knee down). There is a Θ (theta) in the left field and a Φ (phi) in the right field. The legend reads CONCORDIA AVGGG which translates as "Unity of the emperors" The three G's indicate it is plural and that there are three emperors at the time (Theodosius I, Gratian and his co-Augustus the young Valentinian II)