Metal Detecting Find, Roman Coin

This is the Roman coin i dug up last week, i'd love to know what Coin it is.
any comments / feedback will be most gratfull. HH

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[Bigum99]

A small Ae4 (bronze nummis) of Emperor Constans, one of the sons of Constantine the Great, minted @341-346 AD in what appears to be the mint city of Trier (Germany) TRS in exergue (reverse bottom), seconf officina (workshop) with D in center of reverse field (control mark).

Obverse: CONSTANS PF AVG

Rev: VICTORIADDAVGGQNN Two Vicrories standing facing each other holding a wreath.

Somewhat common but nice condition!

[SuperCoin1]

@Bigum99 Cheers for the Feedback, Good luck and HH

[OLDGOLD1100]

@SuperCoin1 Hi, search for your roman coin on uk detector finds database,

[SuperCoin1]

@OLDGOLD1100 it's on a site called York Coin dude, HH

[thecoindigger]

BEAUTIFUL!!! wish we could find coins like that here in Canada eh. But on occasion we find Indian Arrow heads (but unfortunately you can't find them with a metal detector.)

[SuperCoin1]

@thecoindigger Hey dude, iv seen some cool Arrowheads here on YouTube, RichardsRockHouse has a cool channel, you may have seen it? Surley if there are Arrowheads there that old, There must be metal rellics of some kind? Keep swinging that Coil dude, HH

[stealurface1976]

must be nice to live in a place where you can dig stuff like this up..i am reduced to buying my romans

[175yam1]

nice coin ,cool vid ,

[SuperCoin1]

@OLDGOLD1100 Keep swinging that coil dude and ya never know what ya gonna find, HH

[OLDGOLD1100]

Love this coin, I would like to find one like this.