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USURPERAUREOLUS 267-268 AD. Æ ANTONINIANUS (2.46G) OF MEDIOLANUM. IN THE NAME OF POSTUMUS. RADIATED DRAPED BUST / FORTUNA STANDING WITH PATERA AND RUDDER. RIC #372NEAR MINTPIGASI NUMISMATICS PROVENANCE This specific coin is a billon antoninianus minted at Mediolanum (Milan) by the rebel Roman general Aureolus in the name of the Gallic usurper Postumus. Because Aureolus temporarily rebelled against Emperor Gallienus and threw his support to Postumus, his minted coinage bears the name and portrait of Postumus. Technical SpecificationsAuthority / Issuer: Aureolus (as a usurper/commander in the name of Postumus)Mint: Mediolanum (Milan)Date of Issue: late 267 – 268 ADDenomination: Antoninianus (Double Denarius)Composition: Billon (Base metal, originally heavily washed/silvered MILAN
| Product Type | Coins, non-U.S. currency |
| Composition | Other |
| Mint Mark | MILAN |
| Strike Type | Business |
| Graded | true |
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