Balsan Encheres
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ROMAN ANTIQUITY – ANTONINIANS of POSTHUMUS (260–269), govern…
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415
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ROMAN ANTIQUITY – ANTONINIANS of POSTHUMUS (260–269), govern…
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Estimate €35
Voluntary lot
Description
ROMAN ANTIQUITY – ANTONINIANS of POSTHUMUS (260–269), governor of the province of Gaul under Valerian & Gallienus; the Gaulish Empire, with its capital at Cologne.
IMP C POSTUMVS PF AVG (Emperor Caesar Postumus, Pious and Happy Augustus), his beamed bust facing right, draped and clad in armour - Reverse: MONETA AVG (the coin of Augustus), the coin standing facing left, holding a set of scales in her right hand and a cornucopia in her left hand - 18 mm - 3.73 grams, very fine +
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About the sale
SALE OF COINS, BANKNOTES, MEDALS, CIVILIAN AND MILITARY HEADGEAR, INSIGNIA AND DECORATIONS – lots 300 to 598 Followed by OLD PAPERS, PHOTOGRAPHS, POSTCARDS, DOCUMENTS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS – Lots 599 to 862
Auction location
Auction time
10/20/2026 at 2:00 PM
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