Tacitus AD275-276 Æ SALVS PVBLI Salus Feeding Snake, Tinicum Mint, 23mm 3g
USD 55.00 USD
Specifications
| Denomination | Antoninianus |
| Cleaned/Uncleaned | Uncleaned |
| Composition | Bronze |
| Year | 276 AD |
| Era | Ancient |
| Grade | Ungraded |
| Ruler | Tacitus |
| Variety | Ancient Roman Coin |
| Certification | Uncertified |
As found - This ancient Roman coin features Tacitus, the ruler of the Roman Empire from AD 275-276. The obverse of the coin depicts Salus feeding a snake, while the reverse features the inscription "SALVS PVBLI" and the mint location of Ticinum. Measuring 23mm in diameter and weighing 3g, this ungraded Antoninianus is composed of bronze and is considered uncleaned. Beautiful large coin!
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