Unattributable GLORIA EXERCITVS type with 1 Standard

Highly worn with almost no visible legend and severe scraping on the reverse

Roman Imperial, GLORIA EXCERITVS type with one standard Bronze Ae4, Uncertain mint

• Obverse: [             ] N[OB C] / Rosette diademed, draped and Cuirassed bust right of either Constantine II or Constans
• Reverse: GL[ORIA EXERCITVS] / Two soldiers standing facing with shield and spear on either side of a standard.  Mintmark not legible
• Denomination: Ae4
• Metal: Bronze
• Mint: Uncertain - Lyon, Arles, or Trier (336 - 340 CE)
• Weight/Size/Axis: 1.03 gm / 13.5 mm / 2

Reverence:

• RIC VII ????

Other Information:

• This type of coin was issued in the name of at least 6 different rulers from as many as 14 different mints.  Due to the condition of the coin, it is impossible to correctly atribute the coin without finding a die match.
• Based on the the type of Diadem on the bust and the letter N at about 3 o'clock on the obverse, this coin is probably from Arles, Lyon, or Trier in the name of Constantine II or Constans