Tremissis of Heraclius that comes from the so-called “Asklepieion's hoard B”. On the obverse side of the coin the bust of Heraclius facing right is portrayed. The emperor is dressed in a chlamys and has a diadem on his head. The legend around the bust reads δNhERACLI YSΤPPAV, meaning “Our Lord Heraclius, Perpetuus Augustus”. On the reverse a cross is depicted, consisting of two intersecting lines both ending in vertical small bars (cross potent) with dots at the ends. The legend on this side reads VICT[ORIA] [AV]GY, meaning “victory of Augustus” followed by an illegible letter, perhaps S. The exergue states: CONOB, a reference to Constantinople's mint where the coin was struck.