In addition to the hand of God on the obverse, note the cross in the reverse field. This coin has another interesting feature. The reverse was first struck very unevenly with only the bottom part clear. Noticing this, the mint workers lined up the die again and, it seems, struck again to fill in the missing detail. The problem is that, between the two strikes, the die was rotated so again the coin received only the bottom part of the design.
Mint errors are relatively common in ancient coins.
Such a problem adds nothing to the value of this coin but it is an interesting illustration of daily activities at the mint. All Rights Reserved.