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#99011: SILVER Denarii - 40 BC, MARC ANTONY !!  

Historical Context:  This coin was minted by MARC ANTONY for his legions. He was the famous lover of Cleopatra VII and famous General. He formed an alliance with Octavian (Augustus) defeating the forces of Brutus (assassin of Julius Caesar). However, later he rose against Rome in an alliance with Cleopatra of Egypt. He and Cleopatra’s army were defeated in the Battle of Actium leading to their suicides. Marc Anthony and Cleopatra were succeeded by a daughter, Cleopatra Selene. 

When these denarii was first minted, it was a day's wages for a Roman soldier in MARC ANTONY's legions.

Obv:  Galley (warship)
Rev:  Military standards (Military flagpole) with Aquila (Eagle pole) between
Diameter:  16-17 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime)
Condition:  typically in "Good" condition (overall), on many one side is nearly smooth

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#99021: SILVER Drachms - 310 BC, Macedonian Empire - Alexander the Great in LION SKIN !!

Historical Context: These coins were minted by the MACEDONIAN EMPIRE some the after the death of Alexander the Great, around 320-300 BC. The Macedonian empire was founded by Alexander I but carried forward by others including Philip II (Father of Alexander the Great) and ALEXANDER the GREAT. Philip II developed the army and tactics that enabled Alexander the Great to accomplish his victories. Alexander the Great is considered the greatest military general ever. After his death, many of regions conquered by Alexander minted coins of this motif in his honor. 

Obv:  Alexander the Great as Herakles (Hercules). He is wearing a Lion Skin. The Lion Skin is from the Nemeaen Lion killed by Hercules with his bare hands.
Rev:  Zeus seated, holding an Eagle in his outstretched hand
Diameter:  typically about 17 mm diameter and weighs about 4 grams (slightly larger than a US Dime and 2 times as thick)
Condition:  about Fine

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted in Thracian Cherronesos 400-350 BC. Thrace was just north and east of Macedonia on the Aegean Sea. Greek Colonists settled this area during the 8th and 7th centuries BC. The interior areas were primarily populated by the indigenous tribes. They became partially Hellenized by contact with the Greeks. Their contact with the Greeks was mainly in the form of trade. They had significant silver mines available and struck coins for mainly for trade purposes. Their coinage often depicted scenes "close to nature," which explains the Lion motif. 

Obv:  Lion, Looking back
Rev:  Incuse punch with various symbols
Diameter:  15 mm across (almost the diameter of a US Dime)
Condition:  Very Fine, slightly off-center

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Snake Castle

Inside Snake Castle

Historical Context:  These coins were minted in Cilician Armenia, a state formed in the Middle Ages by Armenian refugees fleeing the Seljuk invasion of Armenia about 1045 AD. It was aligned with the European during the Crusades and saw itself as a bastion of Christendom in the East.  It was located on the Gulf of Alexandretta of the Mediterranean Sea in what is today southern Turkey , strategically located near the Hoyland. The kingdom remained independent from around 1078 to 1375.  Snake Castle (located about 30 miles east of Adana, Turkey) is such a Crusader-era castle on the Cilician plain - See photos to right.  These coins (these exact coins) almost certainly passed through this castle while in its prime period..

Cilicia was reconquered from the Arabs by the Byzantine Emperor Nicephorus II Phocas around 965. He expelled the Muslims living there, and Christians from Syria and Armenia were encouraged to settle in the region. Emperor Basil II (976-1025) attempted to expand into Armenian Vaspurakan in the East and Arab-held Syria towards the south. As a result of the Byzantine military campaigns, the Armenians spread into Cappadocia and eastward from Cilicia into the mountainous areas of northern Syria and Mesopotamia.

The Armenian immigration increased with the formal annexation of Greater Armenia to the Byzantine Empire in 1045 and the Seljuk conquest 19 years thereafter, giving two new waves of migration. After the fall of Bagratid and during the following centuries, the Armenian state was unable to re-establish itself and its sovereignty. It remained under the rule of Turkic tribes.

Obv:  Cross Potent, Legend around
Rev:  Various Symbols (Monograms, Coats of Arms, etc.), Legend around
Diameter:  15 to 25 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US dime to size of a US quarter)
Condition:  typically Very Good to almost Fine

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted in MARONEIA (Thrace) between 400-350 BC. This area was named after Maron, a priest of Apollo, who was featured in the Odyssey by Homer the Poet. Maroneia was noted for its fine quality wine. Thrace was a kingdom that was later founded by Lysimachos, 323-281 BC, who expanded its rule over much of Asia minor following the defeat of Antigonos the One-eyed. These coins predate that period. 

Obv:  Prancing Horse
Rev:  Box Pattern with Grape Vine
Diameter:  13 to 15 mm across (almost the diameter of a US Dime)
Condition:  Fine +

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the 4th Century AD, during the reigns starting from Licinius to Valentinian II. This era included Constantine the Great, generally recognized as the FIRST CHRISTIAN EMPEROR of Rome.  His reign started about 305 AD and lasted until 337 AD.  His ideals were carried forward by his sons, Constatine II, Constans, and Constantius II.  The CHRISTIAN IDEALS prevailed, still lasting today.    

Obv:  Emperor Profile
Rev:  Reverse scenes of varied religious and political messages
Diameter:  16 to 20 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime to as large as a US nickel)
Condition:  Fine +

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#99006: ROMAN SILVER - Severan Dynasty, 
193 AD to 235 AD,
One of the Weirdest Dynasty of the Roman Empire 
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Historical Context:  These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the SEVERAN DYNASTY (193 - 235 AD).  It was founded by Septimus Severus, who was a outstanding soldier. At the death of Commodus, he expressed his allegiance to Pertinax, but after his murder and the shameful elevation of Didius Julianus, Severus was saluted as emperor by the troops.  He led his troops to victory and became Emperor.  He founded a dynasty in Rome that lasted a number of generations. Some of the oddest people ever to rule Rome were part of this dynasty. This emperor brought onto the empire one of its most turbulent periods.  Some of the oddballs include, Elagabalus.  He was known to "cross-dress" and at one point had asked the Senate to declare him high priestess of Rome. He also married a Vestal virgin.  He claimed that he and the virgin would have devine children. As part of his sun worshiping garb, he wore a horn.  Another is Caracalla.  Caracalla reigned jointly with his brother Geta. However, he had Geta assassinated, reportedly while in the arms of his mother. 

Obv:  Emperor Profile
Rev:  Reverse scenes of varied religious and political messages
Diameter:  16 to 20 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime to as large as a US nickel)
Condition:  Very Good to Fine

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Obv:  Emperor Profile
Rev:  Reverse scenes of varied religious and political messages
Diameter:  13 to 15 mm across (somewhat smaller than a US Dime)
Condition:  Good to Fine

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the 4th Century AD, during the reigns starting from Licinius to Valentinian II. This era included Constantine the Great, generally recognized as the FIRST CHRISTIAN EMPEROR of Rome.  His reign started about 305 AD and lasted until 337 AD.  His ideals were carried forward by his sons, Constatine II, Constans, and Constantius II.  The CHRISTIAN IDEALS prevailed, still lasting today.    

Obv:  Emperor Profile
Rev:  Reverse scenes of varied religious and political messages
Diameter:  15 to 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime to as large as a US nickel)
Condition:  Very Good, Nice Earthen highlights

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted in ANCIENT JUDEA between 103-76 BC. Although these coins were struck before the time of Jesus, they were the most widely circulating coins in Judea during his lifetime. The Bible story of the Widow who gave all that she had (two mites) is one of the most popular Biblical stories. In ancient Judea, a destitute woman, who was widowed, contributed most of what money she probably had to the temple as an offering. Jesus observed her generosity and told his disciples "I say unto you that this poor widow hath cast more in than all they (the rich men) have cast into the treasury. For all they did cast in of their abundance but she of her want did cast in all that she had." (Mark 12:41-44) Jewish Prutah, like the coin offered, were the most common small denomination bronze coin in Ancient Judea and is believed that these are the most likely coins that the "Poor Widow" actually had in her hand.  

Obv:  Double Cornucopia
Rev:  Legend in Wreath
Diameter:  13 to 15 mm diameter (about the 4/5ths size of a US Dime)
Condition:  V. Good to Fine

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Historical Context:  This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of PHILIP I A.D. 244-249. M. Julius Philippus, a native of Arabia, was appointed to the post of praetorian prefect by Gordian III. He is thought to have brought about the murder Gordian III. The chief event of his reign was the celebration, in 248, of the thousandth anniversary of the foundation of Rome. In a later battle, he was defeated and killed together with his son at Verona..  

Obv:  Philip I
Rev:  reverse scenes are typically depictions of various deities often appealing to the public for politcal purposes.
Diameter:  about 21 to 22 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US quarter)
Condition:  typically Fine to about Very Fine, toned

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted in Spain during th reign of Philip II.  Philip II (21 May 1527 – 13 September 1598) was King of Spain (kingdoms of Castile , Aragon and Navarra) and Portugal , Naples , and Sicily .  Philip was born in Valladolid , the son of Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire (who also reigned as Charles I of Spain ) and his consort Isabella of Portugal. During his reign, Spain was the foremost Western European power. Under his rule, Spain reached the height of its influence and power, directing explorations all around the world and settling the colonization of territories in all the known continents.  He ruled one of the world's largest empires which included territories in every continent then known to Europeans.    

Obv:  Castle
Rev:  Monogram
Diameter:  15 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Dime but 1/2 as thick)
Condition:  about Very Fine

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Burgundy, France !!

Historical Context:  These coins were minted in Burgundy, France, during the reign of Hugh V, 1305-1315 AD.  He was the son of Robert II, Duke of Burgundy and Agnes Capet (daughter of Louis IX of France).  He became the Duke of Burgundy in 1305 AD.  His parents had 9 children and Hugues was the second son (his older brother died 1283). Hughes was born 1282 in Of and died 9 May 1315 in Argilly. He married Catherine de Valois (born 1275) on March 24, 1302.    

Obv:  Quarter anchor cross, Legend
Rev:  Cross, Legend
Diameter:  18 mm diameter (about the size of a US Penny but 1/3 as thick)
Condition:  Good to about Fine
Alloy:  Billon (mixture of copper and silver)

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Historical Context:  This coin is a scyphate-type minted in by the Byzantine Empire during about the 11th and 12th Centuries.  Scyphgate refers to the cup-shape of the coin.  This is the period of Byzantine blossoming before the catastrophe of 1204 AD. 

Obv:  Christ facing
Rev:  King facing  
Diameter:  28 mm (larger than a US Quarter, cup-shaped)
Condition:  about Very Fine

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Historical Context:  These coins are silver karshapanas.  These coins are likely from the Kingdoms of Maghada, Mauryan, and Sunga.  With regards to Maghada, several Kings in succession were named Nanda, thus, this Kingdom is sometimes referred to as the Nanda Dynasty.  The last Nanda was put to death by his chief minister, Chandra Goopta, who served in the Army against Alexander and later headed an insurrection against the Greeks to oust them from the Punjab.

Obv:  Various Punch Mark Symbols
Rev:  Smooth  
Diameter:  Typically 16 to 19 mm across (about size of a US Dime)
Condition:  Very Fine plus

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Time of Augustus
Augustus and Agrippa

Ref: Defeat of Cleopatra

Obv:  Augustus and Agrippa
Rev:  Crocodile chained to Palm (Ref Capture of Egypt)
Diameter:  27 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US Quarter and 3 times as thick)
Condition:  Good

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Obv:  Gordian III
Rev:  Aetranitas
Diameter:  28 - 32 mm diameter (almost the size of a US $.50)
Condition:  about Very Fine/Good

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Obv:  Libertas (Liberty)
Rev:  Warrior in Fast Biga (Two Horse Chariot)
Diameter:  19 mm diameter (about the diameter of a US Penny)
Condition: Good

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Philip IV - 1621 to 1665 AD

Mexico Mint

Flan is bent a bit

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Obv:  Medusa, Face on
Rev:  Cow
Diameter:  15 mm across (almost the diameter of a US Dime)
Weight:  2.0 grams
Condition:  Fine, Heavily chipped

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Obv:  Gordian III with Serapis
Rev:  Diety Standing, Wheel beside
Diameter:  27 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US quarter)
Condition:  about Fine with corrosion

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RARE Emperor !!!

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La Capitana - 1654 AD

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Same as above

Diameter:  17 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime but twice as thick)
Condition:  Good

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Obv:  Lion, Looking back
Rev:  Incuse punch
Diameter:  15 mm across (almost the diameter of a US Dime)
Condition:  Fine

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Severus Alexander - Diety Standing

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HADRIAN - Fortuna (Roman "Good Luck") Standing

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HADRIAN - Roma Seated Holding Victory

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HADRIAN - Fortuna (Roman "Good Luck") Seated

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27 mm Diameter

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27 mm Diameter

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27 mm Diameter

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27 mm Diameter

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Philip "The Arab" - Killed Boy Emperor Gordian III

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Domitian - She Wolf and Twins (Remus and Romulus)
Ref: Founding of Rome

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Historical Context:  This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of Trebonianus Gallus (251-253 AD): Served as Senator and Consul prior to his ascending to the throne. He negoitated an unfavorable peace and marched to Rome for Senate confirmation. He raised his son, Volusion, to the rank of Caesar. In 253 AD, the Danubian legions marched on Rome, Gallus’ forces were grossly outnumbered and they mutinied against him on the eve of the battle. They killed him and Volusion.

Obv:  Trebonianus Gallus
Rev:  Him on Horseback 
Diameter:  21 mm diameter (little larger than a US Nickel)
Condition:  about Fine, Porous surfaces

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Historical Context:  These coins were minted by the ROMAN REPUBLIC (before the EMPIRE) during the 2nd-1st Century BC. This period is as active as the "Imperial Period" with regards to Rome's growth in size, power, and prestige.  During the late period of the Roman Republic the issuance of coinage was administered by annually elected magistrates (“Moneyers”). The moneyers were swept up into the revolutionary tide created by the warlords as the Republic grew in strength. The moneyers were powerful in that coinage was a communications medium.  Internal conflicts raged between Roman generals and they used moneyers to help promote their causes, their family names, their great victories. This is the era of Julius Caesar, Marc Antony, Brutus, and Pompey. Following an intense civil war, Julius Caesar prevailed over the forces of Pompey and became dictator. Of course Brutus later murdered Caesar and began a war with Marc Anthony, Pompey, and Octavian. Octavian prevailed and the Roman Empire was founded.

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#5528: ROMAN REPUBLIC Denarius - 90 BC, Male with Winged Diadem / PEGASUS !!

Note:  Flan crack near Pegasus' nose.

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Obv:  Philip I, The Arab
Rev:  Him Sacrificing over Altar
Diameter:  22 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Quarter)
Condition:  about Very Good

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Historical Context:  P. Licinius Egnatius Gallienus, son of Valerian, was made co-emperor in 253 AD soon after his father elevation.  After the capture of Valerian by the Persians, Gallienus became a ruler of the whole empire subject not only to fierce barbarian attacks, but rent by internal revolts, famine and plagues.  Gallienus was murdered at the siege of Milan .

Obv:  Gallienius
Rev:  Sol, holding Globe
Diameter:  21 mm diameter (about the diameter of a US Nickel)
Condition:  Fine/Good

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Historical Context:  P. Licinius Egnatius Gallienus, son of Valerian, was made co-emperor in 253 AD soon after his father elevation.  After the capture of Valerian by the Persians, Gallienus became a ruler of the whole empire subject not only to fierce barbarian attacks, but rent by internal revolts, famine and plagues.  Gallienus was murdered at the siege of Milan .

Obv:  Gallienius
Rev:  Securitas, Roman "Security," holding spear
Diameter:  19 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Penny)
Condition:  Very Fine

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Historical Context:  M. Aurelius Claudius (Claudius Gothicus) became one of the leading generals under Valerian and Gallienus.  On the assassination of the latter,  he was proclaimed emperor.  In 269 he marched against a large army of Goths.  His army was hopelessly outnumbered but he won a brilliant victory.  He later died of the plague received from the Goths.

Obv:  Claudius Gothicus
Rev:  Mars, Holding Spear and Shield
Diameter:  17 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Dime)
Condition:  Very Fine

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Historical Context:  M. Aurelius Claudius (Claudius Gothicus) became one of the leading generals under Valerian and Gallienus.  On the assassination of the latter,  he was proclaimed emperor.  In 269 he marched against a large army of Goths.  His army was hopelessly outnumbered but he won a brilliant victory.  He later died of the plague received from the Goths.

Obv:  Claudius Gothicus
Rev:  Fides, Roman Personification of Faithfulness, Holding Standards
Diameter:  19 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Penny)
Condition:  Very Fine, flat spot on rev

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Historical Context: These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of AUGUSTUS (29 BC – 14 AD). Born as Gaius Julius Octavianus, he was the first Roman emperor. Great nephew of Julius Caesar who adopted him as heir to the throne. He joined Mark Antony and Lepidus in forming the Second Triumvirate to defeat Brutus. Later he opposed Marc Antony (with Cleopatra) and defeated them at the Battle of Actium. For this he received the title of Augustus (emperor) from the Senate and became the ruler of the Roman world in 29 B.C. He set in place much of the Roman Government that allowed them to prosper as an empire for 500 years. Died in AD 14 at the age of 77. 

Obv:  Augustus
Rev:  Legend and Large "SC," meaning "Senatus Consulto" (with Permission of the Senate)
Diameter:  27 mm diameter (almost the size of a US $.50)
Condition:  Good

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Historical Context: These coins were minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of AUGUSTUS (29 BC – 14 AD). Born as Gaius Julius Octavianus, he was the first Roman emperor. Great nephew of Julius Caesar who adopted him as heir to the throne. He joined Mark Antony and Lepidus in forming the Second Triumvirate to defeat Brutus. Later he opposed Marc Antony (with Cleopatra) and defeated them at the Battle of Actium. For this he received the title of Augustus (emperor) from the Senate and became the ruler of the Roman world in 29 B.C. He set in place much of the Roman Government that allowed them to prosper as an empire for 500 years. Died in AD 14 at the age of 77. 

Obv:  Augustus
Rev:  Eagle on Globe
Diameter:  27 mm diameter (almost the size of a US $.50)
Condition:  Good

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Historical Context:  This item is an Egyptian USHABTI. These are some of the most interesting and collectable artifacts from ancient Egypt. Ushabties are magical statues found in tombs. Egyptians believed these Ushabties would come to life and serve the dead in their after life and do any unpleasant chore the deceased might be called upon to perform in the afterlife. Because the daily life of ancient Egyptians centered on agriculture, these Ushabties took on the appearance of field workers. They were mummiform, so as to be identified with Osiris, the god of the dead, but their hands were protruding from the bandages so they could do the work. 

Attribution/Description:  

Date:          10th through 4th centuries BC
Size:           About 4 inches tall
Surface:     Mostly a light blue color some deeper blue and brown glazing
Condition:  "Very Fine" condition  

It has muted Egyptian features.

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Top View

Edge Chip Repaired

Machang Phase

Size:  5.5 inches diameter, 3 inches height
Condition:  Excellent, Intact, except on edge Hip (repaired)

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Obv:  Licinus
Rev:  Jupiter holding Victory (Angel-like entity) in his hand, Eagle at his feet
Diameter:  22 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Quarter)
Condition:  Fine plus

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Historical Context:  This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of POSTUMUS (259 - 268 AD). M. Cassianius Latinius Postumus, man of humble origin, Postumus was appointed commander under Valerian. He rebelled against Gallienus, and ruled Gaul, Spain and Britain firmly and wisely for almost a decade. The refusal of Postumus to allow his troops to sack Moguntiacum (Mainz) led to his own assassination.

Obv:  Postumus
Rev:  River God of the Rhine, reclining, hand on ship
Diameter:  22 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Quarter)
Condition:  Good, Flan crack

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