268-270 AD., Claudius II, Rome mint, Antoninianus, RIC 36.
Claudius II (`Gothicus´), Rome mint, issue 3, officina 11, 268-270 AD.,
Æ Antoninianus (18-20 mm / 2,60 g),
Obv.: IMP C CL[AVDI]VS AVG , radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind. (the typical Rome mint M written as IIII )
Rev.: FIDE-S - EX-ERCI , Fides standing left, holding one standard upright and the other transverse.
Normanby hoard 694 ; Chalfont h. 661 (1 piece) ; RIC 36 .
Märkl: "The image of Claudius on the early issues has very striking features, a full face, protruding forehead with smoothly parted hair"
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![268-270 AD., Claudius II, Rome mint, Antoninianus, RIC 36.
Claudius II (`Gothicus´), Rome mint, issue 3, officina 11, 268-270 AD.,
Æ Antoninianus (18-20 mm / 2,60 g),
Obv.: IMP C CL[AVDI]VS AVG , radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind. (the typical Rome mint M written as IIII )
Rev.: FIDE-S - EX-ERCI , Fides standing left, holding one standard upright and the other transverse.
Normanby hoard 694 ; Chalfont h. 661 (1 piece) ; RIC 36 .
Märkl: "The image of Claudius on the early issues has very striking features, a full face, protruding forehead with smoothly parted hair"
Schlüsselwörter: Claudius Gothicus Rome Antoninianus Fides Standards](images/image.gif?id=1698838368301 "Klicken für Bild in voller Größe
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268-270 AD., Claudius II, Rome mint, Antoninianus, RIC 36.
Claudius II (`Gothicus´), Rome mint, issue 3, officina 11, 268-270 AD.,
Æ Antoninianus (18-20 mm / 2,60 g),
Obv.: IMP C CL[AVDI]VS AVG , radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind. (the typical Rome mint M written as IIII )
Rev.: FIDE-S - EX-ERCI , Fides standing left, holding one standard upright and the other transverse.
Normanby hoard 694 ; Chalfont h. 661 (1 piece) ; RIC 36 .
Märkl: \"The image of Claudius on the early issues has very striking features, a full face, protruding forehead with smoothly parted hair\"
Schlüsselwörter: Claudius Gothicus Rome Antoninianus Fides Standards")
