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1. www.cointalk.com › threads › gallienus-zooGallienus "zoo" | Coin Talk

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   Oct 14, 2017 · Here's a zoo coin from his wife, Cornelia Salonina: Cornelia Salonina, AD 253-268. Roman AE antoninianus, 2.84 g, 22.8 mm. Rome mint, officina 4, AD 267-268. Obv: COR SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right on crescent. Rev: IVNONI CONS AVG, doe walking left; Δ in exergue.

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2. www.numisforums.com › topic › 891-new-gallienusNew Gallienus Animal Coins from Zoo Series and Legionary ...

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   Aug 11, 2022 · I bought four new animal coins of Gallienus in the Leu Numismatik auction last month: one new Zoo Series coin, two new coins from the Legionary Series, and one new Antioch Lion coin to add to the one I already had. I'm going to post all of them in this thread, but in three separate posts, both to...

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   How did Gallienus deal with the revolt of Quietus and Macrinus?

   • Gallienus, now devoid of offspring, gave the task of dealing with the revolt of Quietus and Macrinus to Aureolus, his general. Aureolus was used to dealing with revolts as he defeated Ingenuus. Aureolus' commander, Domitianus, met Macrinus, Macrinus Senior and army in Illyricium.

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   Why did Gallienus produce antoniniani?

   • In 260, following the defeats of the revolts, Gallienus produced Antoniniani at Milan, honoring his different legions. Each legion or cohort is featured through the legionary badge on the reverse, along with the victory number and P F for Pia Fidelis. One coin type was issued for each of the three battles in which the unit participated.

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   How do you know if a coin is a antoniniani?

   • You can tell from the officina number. Here are two from the Mildenhall Hoard. It was discovered in 1833 and there were 1,286 coins from the 3rd century. One was a denarius of Caracalla and the rest were antoniniani from Valerian to Aurelian. GALLIENVS AVG; radiate head right. DIANAE CONS AVG; Antelope walking right. In ex. XI [?]

   New Gallienus Animal Coins from Zoo Series and Legionary Series, plus

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   Does a Gallienus Panther coin have a wing?

   • I once saw a Gallienus panther coin that almost looked like it had a wing, probably from a break in the die or something. Yours definitely looks intentional. I have a whole subset of my collection devoted to zoo coins that are unique, quirky, or just interesting. (In my opinion, anyways, because my collection, my rules!)

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4. beastcoins.com › RomanImperial › V-IRIC Volume V, Part I - Gallienus - BeastCoins

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   Gallienus, now devoid of offspring, gave the task of dealing with the revolt of Quietus and Macrinus to Aureolus, his general. Aureolus was used to dealing with revolts as he defeated Ingenuus. Aureolus' commander, Domitianus, met Macrinus, Macrinus Senior and army in Illyricium.

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5. department.monm.edu › classics › COINSGallienus - department.monm.edu

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   Gallienus. The son of Valerian, Gallienus became emperor when his father was taken prisoner by a Persian King. His greatest contribution to military history was the first commissioning of a cavalry-only unit which could be dispatched anywhere within the empire within short order.

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7. www.vcoins.com › en › storesGALLIENUS AE silvered antoninianus. APOLLINI CONS, Centaur ...

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   GALLIENUS AE silvered antoninianus. GALLIENVS AVG, radiate head right. Reverse - APOLLINI CONS AVG, Centaur walking left holding globe and trophy. Cohen 74, RSC 74. 20mm, 4.0g.

8. www.vcoins.com › en › storesGALLIENUS AE antoninianus. APOLLINI CONS, Centaur walking left.

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   GALLIENUS AE antoninianus. GALLIENVS AVG, radiate head right. Reverse - APOLLINI CONS AVG, Centaur walking left holding globe and trophy. Cohen 74, RSC 74

9. eremitus.ancients.info › emperor image pagesGallienus 253

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   Gallienus 253. Gallienus, Valerian's son, became co-emperor shortly after Valerian himself ascended the throne. His greatest contribution to military history was the first commissioning of a cavalry-only unit which could be dispatched anywhere within the empire within short order.