Gallic Empire Antoninianus - Tetricus I, 273 – 274
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Information
Country
Gallic Empire
Gallic Empire
Currency
Antoninianus
(260 – 274)
Coin type
Standard circulation coin
Denomination
Antoninianus
Year
273 – 274
Ruler
Tetricus I
(270–274)
Composition
Silver
Shape
Round (irregular)
Technique
Hammered
Weight (g)
1.89
Diameter (mm)
18
Thickness (mm)
1.2
Demonetized
Yes
Description
Antoninianus from Gallic Empire. Issued from 273 to 274. Struck in Silver. Measures 18 mm and weighs 1.89 g.
- Obverse
- Radiated, draped and cuirassed bust, towards the right, seen from 3/4 front (IMP(erator) C(aesar) TETRICUS P(ius) F(elix) AUG(ustus) = the pius (dutiful) and fortunate (happy) emperor Caesar Tetricus)
- Reverse
- Tetricus II standing left, holding olive branch and sceptre/hasta pura. This reverse type was reserved for Caesars, and was meant for the coins of Tetricus II (PRINC(ipes) JUVENT(utis) = The first of youths (an honorary title given to the young heir))
- Edge
- Smooth
Mintage & Variants
| Date | Mintage | Comment | Frequency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ND (273-274) | — | AGK#9a |
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