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Roman Empire, Philip I antoninianus.
Antioch mint, class 2. These later Philip the Arab coins from Antioch used to be poorly known, but through efforts of R. Bland and F. Ovari they have been catalogued properly. Most of the coins are minted on fairly low silver content flans and look a bit dull and grayish. This coin is one of the very few I have ever seen being of good silver. This combined with the forceful, needle-sharp portrait makes it unique. The reverse is slightly off center, but very well engraved and struck as well. RIC 75A, Bland 29.

Roman Empire, Philip I antoninianus.

Antioch mint, class 2. These later Philip the Arab coins from Antioch used to be poorly known, but through efforts of R. Bland and F. Ovari they have been catalogued properly. Most of the coins are minted on fairly low silver content flans and look a bit dull and grayish. This coin is one of the very few I have ever seen being of good silver. This combined with the forceful, needle-sharp portrait makes it unique. The reverse is slightly off center, but very well engraved and struck as well. RIC 75A, Bland 29.

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Tibsi   [Mar 08, 2013 at 07:22 AM]
Amazing!
paul1888   [Mar 20, 2013 at 02:49 AM]
Rarely do you ever see such sharp details on both obverse and reverse. Great coin!! There is a lot offered by the coins of Philip.

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