Maximianus Bronze Antoninianus Struck under Carausius 287-293AD-15093

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Maximianus Bronze Antoninianus Struck under Carausius 287-293AD

Name: Maximianus Bronze Antoninianus Struck under Carausius 287-293AD
SKU: ER891
Price: 425.00 GBP
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Code: ER891

Maximianus Bronze Antoninianus Struck under Carausius 287-293AD
21x22mm, 4.65g

Obverse depicts the radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Maximianus right. The reverse shows Pax standing left holding branch and sceptre. The legend ‘PAX AVGGG’ signifies Carausius associating himself with the legitimate emperors Maximianus and Diocletian. ‘C’ in exergue may refer to the Camulodunum (Colchester) mint.

Coin shows excellent portrait details.

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