Julian II, AE, Rome.

DN CL IVL-IANVS NC, bare-headed, cuirassed bust right.
SPES REI-PVBLICE: Emperor helmeted, in military dress 
standing left holding globe and spear.
Mintmark: R wreath Epsilon (R2) or R wreath S (Scarce).

RIC VIII Rome 319

Submitted by George Clegg (biggyg2), Dec. 2010

Notes from Dane:
Although the mintmark is off the flan, the coin can be
identified by the following information:
1. (most important) the obverse break and visible ending of the
obverse legend.
2. The reverse type with the emperor *helmeted* and standing
*left*.
3. The visible part of the reverse legend (-PVBLICE).

Amongst many thousands of reverse types from the period, the 
only coin which matches these three characteristics is
RIC 319 of Rome for Julian II.