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Quintillus Antoninianus

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Recently picked up a guy not as yet represented in my collection, Quintillus.


Quintillus-Antoninianus

Quintillus, 270 AD, AE Antoninianus.

Obv.: Radiate, draped bust right;
IMP C M AVR CL QVINTILLVS AVG

Rev.: Soldier, helmeted, in military attire, standing left, resting hand on shield and holding spear; B to right, VIRTVS AVG

Rome Mint, 21 mm, 3.7 g.



I honestly couldn't exactly remember who he was when I got the coin, I have trouble keeping all the "crisis of the 3rd century" gang strait.

He was a brother of Claudius Gothicus, and took power after CG's died of a pandemic disease of the time. Quintillus had a short reign (some debate, maybe a few months), before dying a very unnatural death (suicide or murder by his soldiers, you know the usual Roman emperor stuff) before being overthrown by Aurelian.


If anyone has a Quintillus or a favorite Claudius Gothicus or Aurelian, I would love to see them!

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it looks like it could be this coin in Numista - it has no images 'yet' but the lettering are exact as whet you posted above (with one exception)

Antoninianus - Quintillus VIRTVS AVG

you posted the lettering on the obverse as: IMP C M AVR CL QVINTILLVS AVG

but could it be: IMP C M AVREL QVINTILLVS AVG ?

If so, you might be able to have your coin images added to it.
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Hey Dearborn, it really looks like a "C", but I'm not 100%. Looks like they already have mine. If I'm wrong, I would gladly let them have my pics.
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