Durchmesser 18 mm
Erhaltungsgrade SS+
Gewicht 3,58 g
Jahr der Ausgabe 312
Metall Billon
Münzstätte Trier
Seltenheitsgrad NC - Ungewöhnlich
Typen Billon-Argenteus
Entdecken Sie meine Sammlung in 3D
Virtuelle Galerie
Maximinus II Daia AVG , 309-313 AD
BI argenteus, Treveri 312/13 AD
Obverse: Radiate, draped and cuirassed half-length bust of Maximinus II left, raising hand and holding globe
Reverse: Sol driving facing quadriga, head left, raising hand; PTR.
Reference: RIC 826; RSC 174. C. 174.
Schwarze Patina mit geringen Resten des Silbersuds, ss-vz
Size: 19mm Weight: 3.58g Conservation: VF, Black patina
The billon (roughly 25% percent silver) coins of the late Tetrarchy were minted circa 313 A.D. in Trier. Trier was the capital of Constantine's Gallic Empire, so it would be expected to issue special coinage, like these billon coins. These coins, or Festmünzen, may have been issued to celebrate the short-lived reconciliation of the three Augusti following the defeat of Maxentius in 312.
Victor Clarke
Referenz : RCV 14822
Quelle : http://www.constantinethegreatcoins.com/...
Sammlung : VI The Tetrarchy