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Volusian Antoninianus

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Gaius Vibius Volusianus ruled alongside his father, Trebonianus Gallus, for a bit under two years, until both were killed by their own forces, who in a panic were seeking to appease rather than oppose the usurper Aemilian.

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Volusian-Antoninianus

I have this as RIC 166 (RSC 8, Sear 9740).

Colligo ergo sum
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Nice example.
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Good lookin' coin. Thanks for sharing.
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I was perusing History of Rome by Michael Grant today, and Volusian is not even mentioned, the reign being from a historical standpoint evidently being entirely attributed to his father. Be that as it may, coinage depicting Volusian seems far from being in short supply.

My example seems to have been struck with a reverse die that was in a pretty advanced state. Here's an example where the reverse die was much more fresh:

Volusian-Antoninianus

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Quote:
Here's an example...


I'm sure I'm just imagining things, but almost looks like writing in the beard.
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