Solidus of Constans II recovered from the so-called “Asklepieion's hoard B”. On the obverse side of the coin are portrayed the facing bust of Constans II on the left and the facing bust of Constantine IV on the right. The emperor has a moustache and long beard and is dressed in a chlamys and a helmet with a cross on top. His son is wearing chlamys as well, and a crown with a cross. One more cross is depicted between them. The legend around them reads dNCONS TANCC[ ], which stands for “Our Lords Constans and Constantine”. On the reverse a cross consisting of two intersecting lines both ending in vertical small bars (cross potent) is depicted standing on a sphere. Two more successors of Constans II, Heraclius and the young Tiberius, are standing on each side of the cross. They are also wearing chlamys and a crown with a cross on top while they each hold in the right hand a globus cruciger (orb). The legend on this side reads VICTORI A AVGY that means “victory of Augustus” followed most likely by the Greek letter Γ and a small cross in the coin’s field. The exergue states: CONOB, a reference to Constantinople's mint where the coin was struck.