This is one of the reverse types in a large group of coins called the FEL TEMP REPARATIO series. Other reverse images in this group include the emperor dragging a barbarian out of a hut or the emperor standing in a shipwhich is being steered by victory. This last type is interesting in that the emperor also holds a labarum with the Christian Chi-Rho symbol.
As with most of the late Roman bronze coin types, the standard references used by collectors, dealers, and scholars are the Roman Imperial Coinage volumes VII through X and Carson, Hill, and Kent.
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Identifying Common Fourth Century Roman Bronze Coins
Reading the Emperor's Name and Titles
A Picture Gallery of Fourth Century Reverse Types
Camp Gate
Altar Inscribed VOTIS XX
Two Soldiers Standing With Two Standards
Two Soldiers Holding One Standard
Wreath With Legend Inside
Soldier Spearing a Fallen Horseman
VRBS ROMA Commemorative - Mother Wolf Suckling Twins Romulus and Remus
CONSTANTINOPOLIS Commemorative - Victory Standing on Prow of Ship
Two Victories Each Holding a Small Wreath
Two Victories Each Holding a Large Wreath on Centenionals of Decentius
Emperor Holding Labarum or Standard and Dragging Captive
Emperor Raising Kneeling Captive
Victory Advancing Left
A Key to Fourth Century Inscriptions
Some Scarcer Late Fourth Century and early Fifth Century Types
All New! More image galleries of late Roman bronze types.
Camp Gate
Altar with Votis, Victories with Wreath
FEL TEMP REPARATIO, Soldier Spearing Fallen Horseman
More FEL TEMP, including Barbarian and Hut tupes
Victory Advancing Left Holding Wreath
Emperor Holding Labarum and Dragging Captive