Description
Bronze Roman Coin, Gallienus, antoninianus, Milan. Sole reign. AD 260-268. On the front: GALLIENVS AVG, radiate head right. On the Reverse, (clipped) AVG, Indulgentia or Spes walking left, holding flowers. Weight 2.5g, 19mm
Lot 077: Ancient Roman Coin Emperor Gallienus
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A solid bronze coin struck almost 2000 years ago, by a craftsman of the Imperial Roman Empire. It bears the head of Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus who was Roman Emperor with his Father Valerian from 253 until 260AD, then sole Emperor until 268AD.
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