kc's sestertii

Beautiful obverse

here comes a nice philippus arabs sestertius:


Philippus Sestertius
Obv. IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Rev. P M TR P IIII COS II P P S C, Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopiae
Mint: Rome, 247 A.D.

28mm 18.9g

RIC 150a

Very nice coin kc!

beau portrait

very nice

thank you!


and here is a Domitian Sestertius:


Obv. IMP CAES DIVI VESP F DOMITIAN AVG P M, laureate head right
Rev. TR P COS VII DES VIIII P P S C, Minerva advancing right, brandishing javelin and holding round shield
Mint: Rome, 82 A.D.

34mm

RIC 239a

a very very nice coin kc

hello alric,

I am glad that you like it.


a nice sestertius from france:


Obv. COMMODUS ANT FELIX AVG BRIT, laureate head right
Rev. P M TR P XI COS V P P S C / FID EXERCIT, Commodus standing left on platform, raising hand and holding scepter, facing six soldiers to left
Mint: Rome, 186 A.D.

RIC 468b

Under Commodus reign Sextus Tigidius Perennis was the Pretorian Prefect who exercised the chief responsibilities of government in the Roman Empire. In 185 Perennis was implicated in a plot to overthrow the emperor by his political rival Marcus Aurelius Cleander, and Commodus gave them permission to execute him as well as his wife and sons. After this Commodus received the title of FELIX. This coin shows when the emperor proclaimed the executions to soldiers, and the FIDES EXERCITUS means the aggreement between the emperor and the legions.

You never stop! Nice one

an extraordinary, rare and beautiful iconography , yet all my congratulations kc, but please stop , continue to make us

Fantastic Commodus

Nice coin with an outstanding historical scene !

merci!

and here is a superb didius julianus:


Obv. IMP CAES M DID SEVER IVLIAN AVG, laureate head right
Rev. CONCORD MILIT S C, Concordia standing left, holding two standards
Mint: Rome, 193 A.D.

27mm 14.11g

RIC 14

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a little barbaric coin-->

... interessante imitation de Tetricus avec un revers influencé par le bestiaire de Gallien...peut être la gazelle...

Génial!!!! J'aime bien cette "imitation! Une oeuvre d'art!!!

A nice unlisted Valerian Sestertius:


Obv. IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS AVG, laureate and draped bust right
Rev. CONCORDIA EXERCIT, Concordia standing left, holding patera and double cornucopiae
Mint: Rome, 253-255 A.D.

RIC 155 var. (not known without S C)


Regards
kc

a very very nice sestercius kc, all my congratulations. I like it very much

... si les bronzes de Milan et de Vimiancium se caracterisent par l'absence du SC c'est rarissime dans le monnayage romain à l'exception des medaillons (et de quelques bronzes de valerien II pr ex) ... belle trouvaille...