Galeria Valeria, Augusta AD 308–311Follis HeracleaOr Antioch, A1, 6 Gr
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The Galeria Valeria coin from Augusta AD 308–311 is a bronze Antoninianus featuring Emperor Galerius. Minted in the Roman Imperial era around 270 AD, this ancient coin has a fineness of 0.9 and is uncertified. Displaying historical significance and cultural value, this uncleaned coin offers a glimpse into the Roman Empire during the rule of Galerius. With a denomination of Antoninianus and a grade reflective of its condition, this coin is a valuable addition to any ancient coin collection.
Galeria Valeria, Augusta (AD 308–311).
Follis (AE, 25 mm, 6.32 g) antioch mint, AD 308–310.
GAL VAL–ERIA AVG Diademed and draped bust of Galeria Valeria right / VENERI V–ICTRICI Venus standing front, head left, holding apple in her right hand and raising drapery over shoulder with her left hand; in left field, K; in right field, Γ / P; in exergue, ALE.
RIC 110.
Sharply struck with a beautiful portrait.
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Galeria Valeria, Augusta AD 308–311Follis HeracleaOr Antioch, A1, 6 Gr
$325.00
Sale price
$325.00
Regular price
$0.00
Galeria Valeria, Augusta (AD 308–311).
Follis (AE, 25 mm, 6.32 g) antioch mint, AD 308–310.
GAL VAL–ERIA AVG Diademed and draped bust of Galeria Valeria right / VENERI V–ICTRICI Venus standing front, head left, holding apple in her right hand and raising drapery over shoulder with her left hand; in left field, K; in right field, Γ / P; in exergue, ALE.
RIC 110.
Sharply struck with a beautiful portrait.
.