Solidus of Constantine IV recovered from the so-called “Asklepieion's hoard B”. On the obverse side of the coin the facing bust of Constans IV is portrayed. The emperor has a short beard and is wearing a cuirass and a helmet with a crest and a diadem on his head. In his right hand he holds a spear which passes obliquely behind his head while a shield depicting a rider rests against his left shoulder. The legend around the bust has the letters dNC A NYSP, meaning “Our Lord Constantine, Perpetuus Augustus”. On the reverse a cross is depicted standing on a tiered base. The cross consists of two intersecting lines both ending in vertical small bars (cross potent) with dots at the ends. The emperor’s two brothers, Heraclius and Tiberius, are standing on each side of the cross. They are both wearing chlamys and a crown with a cross on top while they each hold in their right hand a globus cruciger (orb). The inscription on this side reads VICTOA AVGV that means “victory of Augustus”, followed by the Greek letter A. The exergue states: CONOB, a reference to Constantinople's mint where the coin was struck.