244-249AD Philip I ‘The Arab’ Silver Antoninianus – aEF/EF
Beautiful example commemorating the Millennium of Rome!
The reverse depicting a Hexastyle temple with statue of Roma in centre. The legend ‘SAECVLVM NOVVM’ around; which translates to “THE NEW AGE’, a poignant tribute to Rome’s longevity.
Attractive cabinet tone with soft yellow hues and flashy electric petrol blues. Few minor marks to obverse hidden neatly under toning, else the reverse boldly struck with fantastic detail, This variety has the spikes to roof line.
Description
Origin:Roman Imperial
Denomination:Antoninianus
Composition:Silver
Date:Struck 248 A.D.
Obverse:IMP PHILIPPVS AVG, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Reverse:SAECVLVM NOVVM, Hexastyle temple with statue of Roma in centre
Diameter, Weight & Orientation:23mm; 3.1g; 12h
Provenance:Ex I.S Wright, Melbourne, Inventory
References:RIC 25b; RSC 198; Sear. 8963
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