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CANCA-B163-2-10-237-RE

Metal Type:billon
Weight:4.41 g
Diameter:23.23 mm
Mint:Rome (Settlement)
Date: 276 CE - 282 CE
Denomination: antoninianus
Obverse Image Description:Bust of Probus mantled, bearded, and radiate, left, holding sceptre surmounted by an eagle in right hand. Border of dots.
Obverse Inscription:IMP PROB - VS P F AVG
Reverse Image Description:Roma seated, facing front, in hexastyle temple. Border of dots.
Reverse Inscription:ROMAE AETER. R [thunderbolt] A in exergue.



Bibliographic Source(s): The Roman Imperial Coinage: Volume V, Pa..., page: 37, no. 183, notes:

Catalogue References
Li Ms E16b
No. 162 169 ............................................. 2: 20
Head and Inscription as the former
× Rev. A Temple
ROMAE AETER
R [illustration double thunderbolt] P.

Casaubon See Occo. p. 502. who this legend not right
have seen only a coin not so legible.
See Entry in Catalog
Li Ms E16c 237 Head of Probus a military
staff in his Hand. Inscription
as before.
IMP • PROBVS PF AVG •
Reverse a Temple perhaps
of Jupiter Capitolinus, the
Thunder-Bolt under it

ROMAE AETER
[short line]
R [horizontal thunder bolt] A.

Casaubon
See Entry in Catalogue
Li Ms E16d 237 Head of Probus a military staff
or standard in his right Hand.

Inscription IMP. PROBVS. &c
Reverse a Temple perhaps of Jupiter
Capitolinus the Thunder Bolt under it

ROMAE   AETER
[short line]
R [horizontal thunderbolt] A.

Casaubon

See Entry in Catalogue