CONSTANTIUS II Reduced Follis (Fully Silvered) Arelate (Arles) Mint, 4th officina struck AD 327.
Obverse: Laureate, draped, & cuirassed bust left. Reverse: Campgate w/ decorated open doors; star above 4 turrets, S F to either side of building, ARLQ in exergue. RIC VII 316 (19mm, 2.78g)
Very rare issue, especially fully silvered and intact. An impressive specimen practically as struck, but overall I would suggest attractive AU (as per US grading standards) - Reverse exhibits a rather thin layer of verdigris which an experienced collector might have no problem removing.
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