AD 244-245 PHILIP I Bronze AE of Viminacium, Moesia Superior Roman Coin 28mm
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- Up for sale is this Legionary issue Roman Coin, struck 244-245 AD, likely Sestertiae
- Avers: Laureate, Draped and Cuirassed Bust of Philip I, Right
- Reverse: Female figure facing, head left, extending her two hands over the heads of a bull and a lion, which stand on either side of her
PMSC OLVIM, ANVI in ex. - Smooth deep green patina with patches of red
- The bull and lion were the emblems of Legions VII and IV which were quartered in the province
- ANVI = Year 6 of Colonial Era of Viminacium (244-245 AD)
- Reference: BMC 17 but this coin ANVI
- Authenticity if unconditionally guaranteed!
- Measurements: Approx. 18.54 grams, 28 mm
- Condition: VF overall
- Please, see photos below
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