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REV - Pax standing holding branch and sceptre. I ask you to also look at the rest of the coins. Basically, these are rare or scarce coins, trial coins, coins, rare coins with stamp errors, etc. This is an authentic original coin.
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A beautiful image. Great strike. This is a great investment piece. Rare variety. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!
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Roman ImperialPostumus (AD 260-269) Denomination: AR antoninianusWeight: 4.12 gramsDiameter: 23 mmDie Axis: 6 hStruck: AD 260-261Mint: Treveri, (modern Trier, Germany), issue 3, phase 1Obverse: IMP C POSTVMVS P F AVG, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust rightReverse: VICTORIA AVG, Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm frond, seated bound captive to leftReferences: Roman Imperial Coinage (RIC) volume V.4 59 = old RIC V 89; Roman Silver Coins (RSC) volume IV 377Grade / Comments: Good Very Fine, with a fine portrait and of good metal, golden toningCoins are guaranteed genuine for life. Additionally, returns may be made within 30 days of receipt for any reason as long as items are undamaged and unaltered.
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The Roman coin Postumus Antoninianus from 68 AD is a silver piece from the historical period of Ancient Rome. This coin features the ruler Postumus and is part of the Imperial era. Uncertified, this Roman coin is a valuable collector's item that represents a specific moment in Roman history. The Antoninianus denomination indicates its use within the Roman monetary system during that time.
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Thank you for your interest, please send a message if you have any questions! Authority: Postumus Portrait: Postumus Denomination: Antoninianus Material: Silver Mint: Cologne Obverse Legend: IMP C POSTVMVS P F AVG Reverse Legend: PAX AVG Reference: RIC V Postumus 318 Weight: 2.52 grams Diameter: 19 mm
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Reverse: FIDES MILITVM, Fides standing facing, head left, with grounded signum in each hand. All coins are authentic and from my own personal collection. No Fieldmarks/Officina.
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Reverse: LAETITIA AVG Galley sailing right. The Ancient Romans were a proud and mighty civilization. They conquered much of their known world and many powerful enemies in the process. These icons were symbols of Roma's might.
