Celtic Imitation of Roman Antoninianus
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Celtic Imitation of Roman Antoninianus
This coin by the Romano-British Celts copies one of the many antoninianii issued during Roman Occupation. It is c.300 AD, and seems to portray 2 figures on the reverse. The radiate head of the emperor faces right on the obverse, and seems reminiscent of Tetricus, though this is simply my observation. The coin is 17 mm top to bottom, and weighs 1.4 grams. The coin is a lot better than the scan. Please write with any questions, postage is $1.00 worldwide. | ||||||||||||
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