Maiorina - Honorius GLORIA ROMANORVM, Héraclée [gelöst]

I am adding that coin to my collection but i have a little question.

My coin is from the mint "Héraclée, 1ère officine."

Of corse I understand first officine (i understand but dont speak french), but my problem is with Héraclée, wich one is, the one in south Italy, the one is Scilia, the one in Greece (and like that up to 10 times more or even more that i dont know)

Hope you can help me

Hello,

The Heraclea mint was located in current Turkey, in what is now Marmaraereğlisi.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmara_Ere%C4%9Flisi

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces139447.html

Verweis : "Choucas"​Hello,
​
​The Heraclea mint was located in current Turkey, in what is now Marmaraereğlisi.
​https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marmara_Ere%C4%9Flisi
​
​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces139447.html

​Thank you so much for the answer

I agree with Choucas !
It's the one in Turkey.

Sometimes we find this mint mark followed by a "T" ("SMHT" for "Sacra Moneta Heraclea Tracia") to precise it's about the city situated in the thracian province.

https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/nn_collection/219/product/constantine_i_the_great_ae_22mm_follis_heraclea_mint/1069569/Default.aspx

Verweis : "Cycnos"​I agree with Choucas !
​It's the one in Turkey.
​
​Sometimes we find this mint mark followed by a "T" ("SMHT" for "Sacra Moneta Heraclea Tracia") to precise it's about the city situated in the thracian province.
​
​https://www.vcoins.com/en/stores/nn_collection/219/product/constantine_i_the_great_ae_22mm_follis_heraclea_mint/1069569/Default.aspx

​Give me a few minutes and i will bring some photos of my coin to the post. I would like to say that the mint on mine is the one that is in the link (SMHA) BUT it´s true that in mine, mint is more like "S MH A" (and not compressed like in the link or so "SMHA")

I will come back with the pictures soon

Here you have 2 normal picks


Here you have 2 miniedited picks in order to help the identification:

1. You can see what i mentioned before, that likely ""S MH A" instead of compressed "SMHA".



2. You can see the D(N H)ONORIV(S PF AVG) wich leaded me to identify this coin as https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces139447.html



Everything ok with the mint????

I think you got the right identification. The spacing between the characters can vary on these ancient coins.