This Numerian Antoninianus "Pax" coin originates from the Lugdunum (Lyons) Mint in 284 AD.
On the obverse side, it features a radiate and cuirassed bust of Numerian facing right, while the reverse showcases Pax standing to the left, holding a flower and transverse scepter, with a letter "B" to the left.
Measuring 22mm in diameter and weighing 4.13g, this coin is classified as nearly extre…

This Numerian Antoninianus Strike Error Coin from 282 AD is a fascinating piece from the Imperial Roman era.
With a Mint State quality, this coin showcases intricate details and historical significance. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate the unique characteristics and historical value of this coin.
Its affordable makes it a desirable addition to any collection of ancient Rom…

This ancient coin from the Chaos Era of Imperial Rome features a depiction of Numerian, a prominent figure of the time.
Certified by NGC, this Aurelianianus coin offers a unique piece of history for collectors interested in Roman artifacts.
Despite not having a specific grade, this coin provides a budget-friendly opportunity to own a piece of the past. Ideal for those intrigued by the ric…

This coin is an Antoninianus from the reign of Numerian, dated to approximately 282 AD, representing a period of Imperial Roman monetary history.
It exhibits a strike error, which can provide insight into minting irregularities of the era. The piece is classified as being in about mint state condition, allowing for a clear view of the coin's details with minimal handling marks.
Grading is…