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Trebonianus Gallus 251-253 A.D. Antoninianus Good VF -- #AC99851
AR Antoninianus 24mm. 3.75g. Rome mint 252 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP C C VIB TREB GALLVS AVG Pietas, veiled, standing l., raising both hands before altar.
PIETAS AVGG RIC IV 72; RSC IV 88 Good VF. Toned with nearly full underlying lustre. Struck with worn dies. Some minor porosity.
 
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$ 55.00
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Trebonianus Gallus 251-253 A.D. Antoninianus About Fine -- #AC96707
AR Antoninianus 23mm. 3.20g. Antioch mint 251-253 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP C C VIB TREB GALLVS P F AVG Juno seated l., holding corn ears and transverse sceptre.
IVNO MARTIALIS RIC IV 83; RSC IV 47 About Fine. Deeply toned. Unevenly struck. Porous.
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$ 25.00
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Trebonianus Gallus 251-253 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC93216
AR Antoninianus 22mm. 3.30g. Rome mint 251-252 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP CAE C VIB TREB GALLVS AVG Libertas standing half-left, holding pileus and long sceptre.
LIBERTAS AVGG RIC IV 37; RSC IV 63 VF. Lightly toned with some lustre in legends. Porous, grainy surfaces.
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$ 40.00
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Volusian 251-253 A.D. Sestertius VF -- #AC104092
AE Sestertius 29mm. 17.27g. Rome Mint mid 253 A.D. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP [CAE C VIB VO]LVSIANO AVG Aequitas standing l., holding scales and cornucopiae; S-C to either side.
[A]EQVI[TAS AVGG] RIC IV 246 VF. Scarce. Dark brown patina. Nice portrait. Some minor roughness and adhesions.
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$ 165.00
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Volusian 251-253 A.D. Sestertius VF -- #AC99925
AE Sestertius 30mm. 15.50g. Rome Mint 251-252 A.D. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP CAE C VIB VOLVSIANO AVG Juno seated facing in round tetrastyle temple; S-C to either side.
IVNONI MARTIALI RIC IV 253a VF. Dark green patina with some coppery high points. Some light roughness. Reverse a bit weak.
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$ 115.00
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Valerian I 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus Near EF -- #AC105967
Bi Antoninianus 22mm. 2.99g. Rome or Viminacium Mint 254 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS AVG Concordia standing l., holding patera and double cornucopiae.
CONCORDIA EXERCIT RIC V 81; RSC IV 39 Near EF. Rare reverse legend variety. Toned and lustrous. Unevenly struck. Porous, as typical. Some rusty adhesions.
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$ 85.00
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Valerian I 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC102224
AR Antoninianus 21mm. 3.42g. Antioch Mint 254-255 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS AVG Diana standing r., holding torch.
FELICITAS SAECVLI RIC V 213 (Moesia) VF. Toned and lustrous. A few porous spots and flan flaws.
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$ 55.00
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Valerian I 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus Good VF -- #AC99249
AR Antoninianus 21mm. 3.21g. Antioch mint 253-254 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS AVG Sol (or Valerian?), radiate with cloak floating behind, standing r., raising r. hand and holding globe.
RESTITVT GENER HVMANI RIC V 220 var. (bust, Viminacium); RSC IV 179 (same) Good VF. Quite scarce. Toned with some remaining lustre. Small flan flaws and light porosity. Perhaps an old cleaning, now retoned. A scarce type. The reverse legend positions Valerian as ‘restorer of the human race,’ so the figure depicted may actually be Valerian as Sol.
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$ 65.00
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Valerian I 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus Near VF -- #AC93170
AR Antoninianus 21mm. 3.90g. Viminacium mint 254-255 A.D. Radiate, draped bust r.
IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS AVG Laetitia standing l., holding wreath and anchor.
LAETITIA AVGG RIC V 215; RSC IV 101 Near VF. Seemingly rare. Deeply toned. Some tiny green adhesions. Moesian issue. Seemingly very rare on the market today.
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$ 80.00
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Valerian I 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus Good Fine -- #AC73092
AE Antoninianus 22mm. 2.40g. Rome Mint 258 A.D. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
IMP C P LIC [VALERI]ANVS P F AVG Diana standing l., drawing arrow and holding bow; Q in l. field.
RELIGI[O] AVGG RIC 114 Good Fine. Dark patina with some bright silvering remaining. Rare. Faint roughness and corrosion.
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$ 75.00
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Valerian I 253-260 A.D. Antoninianus Good Fine -- #AC73091
AE Antoninianus 19mm. 2.00g. Rome Mint 256-257 A.D. Radiate draped bust r.
IMP C P LIC VALERIAN[VS P F AVG] Emperor standing l., holding spear, raising kneeling female.
[R]ESTITVTOR ORBIS RIC V 117 Good Fine. Dark patina with much remaining silvering. Some trace roughness and rust.
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$ 35.00
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Diva Mariniana, wife of Valerian I Died before 253 A.D. Antoninianus Good VF -- #AC103210
AR Antoninianus 24mm. 4.06g. Rome Mint 253-254 A.D. (under Valerian and Gallienus) Veiled bust r., wearing diadem on crescent.
DIVAE MARINIANAE Peacock in splendour, looking r.
CONSECRATIO RIC V 4; RSC IV 4 Good VF. Patchy toning with nearly full lustre. Good portrait detail. Moderate porosity, particularly on reverse. From the first consecration issue, struck during the joint reign of Valerian and Gallienus.  Reduced from: $185
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$ 170.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC98328
AE Antoninianus 21mm. 3.10g. Rome Mint 267-268 A.D. Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Centaur walking r., drawing bow; In ex.: Z
APOLLINI CONS AVG RIC V 163 VF. Dark brown patina. Some porosity, as typical. Some unevenness. Part of Gallienus' 'zoo series.' Officina 7 (zeta) struck coins featuring a centaur and was dedicated to Apollo. The coins referred to as the 'zoo series' of Gallienus invoke the gods for the 'preservation of the emperor' (conservatori augustus). Each officina struck a different reverse type, naming a different god and depicting one of that god's represenative animals or mythical beasts; a doe for Diana and a hippocamp for Neptune, for example. While it has been thought that this series was struck to commemorate religious festivals, their issuance during the final years of Gallienus' troubled reign likely reveals that they were indeed struck as a public appeal to the gods for protection in the face of plagues, invasions, and rebellions that challenged the Empire.
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$ 38.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC98309
AE Antoninianus 21mm. 3.00g. Rome Mint 267-268 A.D. Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Antelope (or gazelle) l.; In ex.: XII
DIANAE CONS AVG RIC V 181 VF. Dark brown patina. Typical porosity. A bit unevenly struck. Part of Gallienus' 'zoo series.' Officina 12 (XII) struck coins featuring an antelope or gazelle and was dedicated to Diana. The coins referred to as the 'zoo series' of Gallienus invoke the gods for the 'preservation of the emperor' (conservatori augustus). Each officina struck a different reverse type, naming a different god and depicting one of that god's represenative animals or mythical beasts; a doe for Diana and a hippocamp for Neptune, for example. While it has been thought that this series was struck to commemorate religious festivals, their issuance during the final years of Gallienus' troubled reign likely reveals that they were indeed struck as a public appeal to the gods for protection in the face of plagues, invasions, and rebellions that challenged the Empire.
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$ 45.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus Near EF -- #AC98297
AE Antoninianus 20mm. 2.40g. Rome Mint 267-268 A.D. Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Antelope (or gazelle) l.; In ex.: (gamma)
DIANAE CONS AVG RIC V 180 Near EF. Dark brown patina. Sharp portrait and nice antelope. Light porosity, as typical. Unevenly struck. Part of Gallienus' 'zoo series.' Officina 3 (gamma) struck coins featuring an antelope or gazelle and was dedicated to Diana. The coins referred to as the 'zoo series' of Gallienus invoke the gods for the 'preservation of the emperor' (conservatori augustus). Each officina struck a different reverse type, naming a different god and depicting one of that god's represenative animals or mythical beasts; a doe for Diana and a hippocamp for Neptune, for example. While it has been thought that this series was struck to commemorate religious festivals, their issuance during the final years of Gallienus' troubled reign likely reveals that they were indeed struck as a public appeal to the gods for protection in the face of plagues, invasions, and rebellions that challenged the Empire.
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$ 50.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC98292
AE Antoninianus 20mm. 3.10g. Rome Mint 267-268 A.D. Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Antelope (or gazelle) r.; In ex.: XI
DIANAE CONS AVG RIC V 181 VF. Dark brown patina. Typical porosity. Flat strike. Part of Gallienus' 'zoo series.' Officina 11 (XI) struck coins featuring an antelope or gazelle and was dedicated to Diana. The coins referred to as the 'zoo series' of Gallienus invoke the gods for the 'preservation of the emperor' (conservatori augustus). Each officina struck a different reverse type, naming a different god and depicting one of that god's represenative animals or mythical beasts; a doe for Diana and a hippocamp for Neptune, for example. While it has been thought that this series was struck to commemorate religious festivals, their issuance during the final years of Gallienus' troubled reign likely reveals that they were indeed struck as a public appeal to the gods for protection in the face of plagues, invasions, and rebellions that challenged the Empire.
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$ 32.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC98271
AE Antoninianus 21mm. 3.20g. Rome Mint 267-268 A.D. Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Doe walking r., head reverted; In ex.: E
DIANAE CONS AVG RIC V 177 VF. Dark brown patina. Porous. Irregular flan. Part of Gallienus' 'zoo series.' Officina 5 (epsilon) struck coins featuring a doe and was dedicated to Diana. The coins referred to as the 'zoo series' of Gallienus invoke the gods for the 'preservation of the emperor' (conservatori augustus). Each officina struck a different reverse type, naming a different god and depicting one of that god's represenative animals or mythical beasts; a doe for Diana and a hippocamp for Neptune, for example. While it has been thought that this series was struck to commemorate religious festivals, their issuance during the final years of Gallienus' troubled reign likely reveals that they were indeed struck as a public appeal to the gods for protection in the face of plagues, invasions, and rebellions that challenged the Empire.
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$ 38.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC98257
AE Antoninianus 22mm. 2.50g. Rome Mint 237-268 A.D. Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Pegasus r.; In ex.: A
SOLI CONS AVG RIC V 283 VF. Dark brown patina. Typical porosity. Worn reverse die. Irregular flan. Part of Gallienus' 'zoo series.' Officina 1 (alpha) struck coins featuring a pegasus and was dedicated to Sol. The coins referred to as the 'zoo series' of Gallienus invoke the gods for the 'preservation of the emperor' (conservatori augustus). Each officina struck a different reverse type, naming a different god and depicting one of that god's represenative animals or mythical beasts; a doe for Diana and a hippocamp for Neptune, for example. While it has been thought that this series was struck to commemorate religious festivals, their issuance during the final years of Gallienus' troubled reign likely reveals that they were indeed struck as a public appeal to the gods for protection in the face of plagues, invasions, and rebellions that challenged the Empire.
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$ 40.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC96709
AR Antoninianus 24mm. 4.17g. Rome mint 262 A.D. (sole reign) Radiate head, r.
GALLIENVS AVG Abundantia standing half-left before modius, holding corn-ears and anchor; Q to r.
ANNONA AVG RIC V 162; RSC IV 56a VF. Seemingly rare. Lightly toned with some lustre. Grainy surfaces. Rusty adhesions. Thin flan crack.
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$ 45.00
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Gallienus 253-268 A.D. Antoninianus VF -- #AC93183
AE Antoninianus 21mm. 2.30g. Rome or Siscia mint 265-267 A.D. Radiate head r.
GALLIENVS AVG Fortuna standing l., holding cornucopiae and rudder; (sigma) in r. field.
FORTVNA REDVX cf. RIC V 193 (sigma placement and bust type) or RIC V 572 VF. Dark glossy brown patina. Struck with worn dies. A type with an S in the reverse field is listed in RIC as an issue of Siscia (RIC 572), but this example features the word-final form of lower-case sigma, which was used at Rome. However, RIC lists the letter in exergue only (RIC 193) and with a different bust type. The style of this coin is a better fit for Rome, so we feel it is a Roman issue and the RIC entry is incomplete.
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$ 35.00
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