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AHG 272 . The Antioch Hoard of Gallienus . Salonina, August 254 - c. September 268 A.D.Salonina, August 254 - c. September 268 A.D.
Billon antoninianus . 2.763g, 20.1mm, 0o, Syrian mint, 258 - 260 A.D.
Obverse : CORN SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right, crescent behind
Reverse : CONCORDIA AVGG, emperor and empress standing confronted, clasping hands
Göbl MIR 1691p (Samosata), SRCV III 10630 (uncertain Syrian mint), RIC V 63 (Antioch), Cohen 31, AHG 272 (this coin)
From the Antioch Hoard of Gallienus . Ex Forum Vladislav D

07 - Personalities of the EmpireVolusian, Corn. Supera, Valerian I, Mariniana, Gallienus, Salonina, Valerian II, Saloninus, Regalianus, Dryantilla, Macrianus, Quietus, Postumus and Laelianus.mdelvalle

091 Salonina (? - 268 A.D.), Antioch, RIC V-I 92, AE-Antoninianus, */-//--, IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left, #1091 Salonina (? - 268 A.D.), Antioch, RIC V-I 92, AE-Antoninianus, */-//--, IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left, #1
avers: SALONINA AVG, Diademed draped bust right on crescent.
reverse: IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left, holding scepter right and patera left. Peacock at feet left. Star in left field.
exergue: */-//--, diameter: 20,0-23,0mm, weight: 3,30 g, axis: 0h,
mint: Antioch, date: 253-260 A.D.,
ref: RIC V-I 92, Göbl 1619f, RSC 67, Sear 10641,
Q-0012 commentsquadrans

091 Salonina (? - 268 A.D.), Roma, RIC V-I 032A, AE-Antoninianus, -/-//Q, VESTA, Vesta seated left, #1091 Salonina (? - 268 A.D.), Roma, RIC V-I 032A, AE-Antoninianus, -/-//Q, VESTA, Vesta seated left, #1
avers: SALONINA AVG, Diademed draped bust right on crescent.
reverse: VESTA, Vesta seated left, holding patera in right hand and scepter in left. Q in exergue.
exergue: -/-//Q, diameter: 19,0-21,0mm, weight: 2,49g, axis: 7h,
mint: Rome, date: 260-262 A.D.,
ref: RIC V-I 032A, Göbl 365dd(1), RSC 143, Sear 10665,
Q-001quadrans

309. GallienusOne of the key characteristics of the Crisis of the Third Century was the inability of the Emperors to maintain their hold on the Imperium for any marked length of time. An exception to this rule was the reign of the Emperor Gallienus. The fact that Gallienus served as junior Emperor with his father, Valerian, from 253 to 260 may have had something to do with his successes. Father and son each wielded his authority over a smaller area, thus allowing for more flexible control and imperial presence. Another, more probable reason, lay in Gallienus's success in convincing Rome that he was the best man for the job. However, Gallienus had to handle many rebellions of the so-called "Gallienus usurpers".

In 260, Valerian was taken prisoner by Sapor, King of Persia while trying to negotiate a peace settlement. Although aware that his father had been taken alive (the only Emperor to have suffered this fate), Gallienus did not make public Valerian's death until a year later. His decision hinged on the fact that Romans believed that their fate rose and fell with the fate of the Emperor, which in turn depended upon his demonstrating the proper amount of piety (Latin pietas) to the gods and maintaining their favor. A defeated Emperor would surely have meant that the gods had forsaken Valerian and, by extension, Gallienus.

Gallienus's chief method of reinforcing his position is seen in the coinage produced during his reign (see Roman currency). The coinage provides clear evidence of a successful propaganda campaign. Gallienus took pains to make sure that he was regularly represented as victorious, merciful, and pious. The people who used these coins on a daily basis saw these messages and, with little evidence to the contrary, remained supportive of their Emperor.

There were, however, those who knew better. During Gallienus' reign, there was constant fighting on the western fringes of the Empire. As early as 258, Gallienus had lost control over a large part of Gaul, where another general, Postumus, had declared his own realm (typically known today as the Gallic Empire). As Gallienus' influence waned, another general came to the fore. In time-honored tradition, Claudius II Gothicus gained the loyalty of the army and succeeded Gallienus to the Imperium.

In the months leading up to his mysterious death in September of 268, Gallienus was ironically orchestrating the greatest achievements of his reign. An invasion of Goths into the province of Pannonia was leading to disaster and even threatening Rome, while at the same time, the Alamanni were raising havoc in the northern part of Italy. Gallienus halted the Allamanic progress by defeating them in battle in April of 268, then turned north and won several victories over the Goths. That fall, he turned on the Goths once again, and in September, either he or Claudius, his leading general, led the Roman army to victory (although the cavalry commander Aurelian was the real victor) at the Battle of Naissus.

At some time following this battle, Gallienus was murdered during the siege of usurper Aureolus in Mediolanum; many theories abound that Claudius and Aurelian conspired to have the emperor killed. Be that as it may, Claudius spared the lives of Gallienus' family — Gallienus' wife, Iulia Cornelia Salonina, had given him three sons: Valerianus (who died in 258), Saloninus (died in 260 after becoming co-emperor), and Egnatius Marinianus — and had the emperor deified.

Gallienus Antoninianus - Minerva
OBVERSE: GALLIENVS AVG, radiate, cuirassed bust right
REVERSE: MINERVA AVG, Minerva standing right with spear and shield.
23mm - 3.7 gramsecoli

48. Salonina.Antoninianus, 257 - 258 AD, Rome mint.
Obverse: SALONINA AVG / Diademed bust of Salonina, on crescent.
Reverse: IVNO REGINA / Juno standing, holding patera and sceptre.
3.99 gm., 20 mm.
RIC #29; Sear 10640.Callimachus

94. Salonina, antoninianus, Regina reverseEcgþeow

BCC RI12 Salonina GallienusRoman Imperial - Late Roman
Salonina, wife of Gallienus
253-268 CE Antoninianus
Obv: SALONINA AVG
Diademed, draped bust right, on crescent.
Rev:ROMAE AETERNAE
Emperor receiving Victory from seated Roma,
wreath (no dot) above.
20x21mm 3.41gm. Axis:180
RIC V a 67, Subtype 2, Asia Mint.
Surface find, Caesarea Maritima, 1971
J. Berlin Caesarea Collectionv-drome

BCC RI14 SaloninaRoman Imperial
Salonina, wife of Gallienus
253-268 CE Antoninianus
Obv: SALONINA AVG diad.
and draped bust, on crescent.
Rev: IVNO REGINA Juno
std. left holding patera and
scepter, with peacock at feet.
22.5mm. 3.43gm. Axis:180
RIC V 30(j) Antioch Mint
Surface find Caesarea Maritima, 1975
J. Berlin Caesarea Collectionv-drome

BCC RI44 Salonina CONCORDIA AVGGRoman Imperial
Salonina 253-268 CE
AR Antoninianus (base silver)
Obv: CORN SALONINA AVG
Diad. and dr. bust rt., on crescent.
Rev: CONCORDIA AVGG
Gallienus standing right, clasping
hands with Salonina, standing left.
Dot between them, wreath with dot
above. 21.5mm. 3.85gm Axis:180
References: RIC V.1 63(j) Samasota
or Antioch (Asian mint, joint reign of
Valerian I and Gallienus 253-259 CE)
Surface find Caesarea Maritima, 1969
J. Berlin Caesarea Collectionv-drome

billon antoninianus of Salonina, wife of GallienusBillon antoninianus of Salonina, wife of Gallienus (253-268 AD), Roman Empire

Notes: CORN SALONINA AVG, Salonina facing right / CONCORDIA AVG, Concordia (or Salonina) and Gallienus shaking hands. 22mm, 3.6 grams.

Marjan E

Caria, Aphrodisias, Salonina, SNG von Aulock 2472Salonina, AD 254-268
AE - AE 24, 6.32g, 23.83mm, 180°
obv. IOV KORN - CALONINAC
Bust, draped, wearing stephane, on crescent, r.
rev. AFRODIC - I - EWN
Tyche, in long garment and mantle, wearing kalathos, stg. frontal, head l., holding cornucopiae in l. arm
and rudder in r. hand
ref. a) MacDonald Type 233:
rev. R577 = R568, pl.XXX (but legend is AFROD - EICIEWN!)
obv. =280
b) SNG von Aulock
F+
Jochen

Cologne, saloninaB*Numis

Deer, Salonina, wife of Gallienus: Junos stagSalonina, wife of Gallienus (253–268)
Rome mint, workshop A.
Obeverse: [COR]SALONINAAVG, Salonina head right.
Reverse: IVNONICONSAVG, stag standing left. [A] below.

W=2.83g; D=21x23mm.

Egypt, Alexandria, AD 266/267, Salonina, EagleSalonina
Billon tetradrachm
Obv.: KOPNHΛIA CAΛWNEINA CEB, diademed and draped bust right
Rev.: Eagle standing left, LIΔ (year 14, 266/267), palm right
Billon, 9,69g, 22.3mm
Ref.: Geißen 2977 f., Dattari 5345, BMC 2253, Milne 4134shanxi

FECVNDITAS AVG, RIC 5Salonina, Augusta 254 - c. September 268 A.D. Bronze antoninianus, RSC IV 39, RIC V 5, VF, Rome mint, 1.990g, 17.3mm, 180o, 260 - 268 A.D.; obverse SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right resting on a crescent; reverse FECVNDITAS AVG, Fecunditas standing right, reaching down to child at her feet with right, cornucopia in left. ex FORVMPodiceps

Julia Cornelia Salonina wife Gallienusaw. CORN SALONINA AVG
Bust of Salonina, diademed, draped, on crescent, right
rew. CONCORDIA AVGG
Gallienus and Salonina clasping hands
RIC V Salonina 63
data A.D. 255 - A.D. 258 nominał-Antoninian, mennica-Azja

Julia Cornelia Salonina ur. ? - zm. 268 AD
cesarzowa ok. 253 - 268 AD
children- Valerian II , SaloninWaldemar S

Juno Regina, the Queen of the Gods.Salonina, wife of Gallienus. Augusta, 254-268 CE.
Silvered Æ antoninianus (21.1 mm), Uncertain Eastern mint, 260-268 CE.
Obv: SALONINA AVG, diademed & draped bust right on crescent.
Rev: IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left, holding patera and scepter, peacock at her feet.
RIC-92; Cohen-67.

Juno was the chief female divinity in the Roman pantheon. She was the wife of Jupiter and a member of the Capitoline Triad. She had many different aspects, such as Juno Moneta, Juno Sospita and Juno Lucina, but here she is depicted as Juno Regina, "Juno the Queen." Juno is usually shown hoding a patera, scepter or a statuette of Athena, and is often accompanied by a peacock.

N96Roman Empire Coin. AR Antoninianus of Salonina. Rome Mint. AD 260-262. Obv: Diademed and draped bust of Salonina, right, on crescent / SALONINA AVG. Rev: Pudicitia, draped, seated left, raising veil with right hand and holding sceptre in left hand / PVDICITIA; VI in exergue. RIC V Salonina (2) 25.

Ex-Robert Iliano Collection, USA (June 2023)Sebastian H2

Phoenicia, Tyre; SaloninaSalonina, Tyre. D 218-222. Æ bust right / Astarte standing facing, foot on prow, holding scepter and placing right hand on trophy to outer left; to outer right, Nike on column, crowning Astarte; palm tree to inner left, murex shell to inner right.
BMC 295, 494. Rouvier VII, 107, 2562. Lindgren II, 127, 2400.ecoli

PVDICITIA, RIC V 25 RomeSalonina, Augusta 254 - c. September 268 A.D. Billon antoninianus, RIC V 25, F, grainy, Rome mint, 1.953g, 22.2mm, 165o, obverse SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right, crescent behind; reverse PVDICITIA, Pudicitia seated left, raising veil with right, scepter in left, VI in exergue. Pudicitia was the personification of modesty and chastity. Ex FORVM, photo credit FORVMPodiceps

RIC 5a, p.108, 5 - Salonina, Segetia Salonina
c. 259 - 260 A.D.
Billon antoninianus, Colonia Agrippinensis (Cologne, Germany) mint
Obv.: SALONINA AVG, draped bust right, wearing stephane, hair in ridges and in plait looped below ear up the back of head, crescent behind shoulders
Rev.: DEAE SEGETIAE, statue of goddess Segetia standing facing in tetrastyle temple, nimbate, crescent on her head, both hands raised
Billon, 3.97g, 20.8mm, 0°
Ref.: Göbl MIR 902c, RSC IV 36, RIC V-1m p.108, 5, Hunter 21, Cunetio 731, Elmer 96, SRCV III 10631
Ex Roma Numismatics
Ex Forum Ancient Coins Shop
shanxi

RIC 5a, p.111, 35 - Salonina, Pietas, Three ChildrenSalonina
Billon antoninianus, Rome mint
Obv.: SALONINA AVG, Bust of Salonina, diademed, draped, on crescent, right
Rev.: PIETAS AVGG, Salonina, draped, seated left, with three children, holding sceptre in left han
Ref.: RIC V Salonina 35

Elemental Composition (surface):
Ag: 68 wt%
Cu: 14 wt%
Sn: 13 wt%
Pb: 3 wt%
Fe: 1 wt%
1 commentsshanxi

RIC 5a, p.200, 92 - Salonina, JunoSalonina
Augusta, 254-268
Antoninianus, Antiochia
Obv.: SALONINA AVG, Draped bust right, set on crescent.
Rev.: IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left with patera and sceptre
Billon, 3.48g, 22.2mm
Ref.: RIC 92shanxi

ROMAN EMPIRE PROVINCIAL, Salonina, Metropolis, AE25obv: Bare-headed & draped bust right
rev: Emperor, in military dress and holding spear, facing right, clasps hands with City Goddess.
Struck 253-268 A.D. at Metropolis
SNG von Aulock 2076 (same obverse die)
SGI 4653
Note: Wife of Gallienus

ROMAN EMPIRE, Salonina FECVNDITAS AVGSalonina, 260-268 A.D., Rome.
OBV: SALONINA AVG, diademed, draped bust right, on crescent.
REV: FECVNDITAS AVG, Fecunditas, pregnant and standing left, holding cornucopia, child at feet left, delta in right field.

ROMAN EMPIRE, Salonina SALVS AVGSalonina, 267 A.D., Asia mint. (Antioch?)
OBV: SALONINA AVG, diademed, draped bust right on crescent.
REV: SALVS AVG, Salus standing right, feeding serpent held in her arms.1 comments

ROMAN EMPIRE, Salonina, AE AntoninianusSalonina

AE 22mm

ROMAN EMPIRE, Salonina, AntoninianusObv: SALONINA AVG
Diademed, draped bust, right.
Rev: PIETAS AVG
Pietas standing left, holding box of perfumes over altar.
Antoninianus, 2.3 gm, 19.3 gm, Siscia RIC 79
Commentary: Wife of Gallienus and this coin issued during his sole reign. Also named Chrysogone meaning 'Begotten of Gold'. A cultured lady she was, along with her husband, a friend and follower of the pagan (Neoplatonic) philosopher, Plotinus. She perished with her husband in 268.

ROMAN EMPIRE, Salonina, Antoninianus Antoninien Salonine :

Cornelia Salonina Femme de Gallien, mère de Valérien II et de Salonin - Augusta (253-268)

Poids : 2, 9 g

Diamètre : 22 mm

Date : 263-264

Nom de l'atelier : Rome

Degré de rareté : R2

Titulature avers : SALONINA AVG.
Description avers : Buste diadémé et drapé de Salonine à droite vu de trois quarts en avant posé sur un croissant (L15).
Traduction avers : “Salonina Augusta”, (Salonine augusta).

Titulature revers : CONCORD AET// RP.
Description revers : Concordia (la Concorde) assise à gauche, tenant une patère de la main droite et une double corne d'abondance de la main gauche.
Traduction revers : “Concordia Aeterna”, (La Concorde éternelle).

Historique : Salonine, la femme de Gallien, semble avoir reçu le titre d'augusta en 253 quand son mari était associé au pouvoir par Valérien Ier. Elle a perdu au moins deux de ses enfants, Valérien jeune et Salonin. Elle est assassinée en même temps que son mari. Salonine passe pour avoir eu des sympathies chrétiennes.(CGB.fr)

RIC 2, C 25, MIR 544p. RIC.2 - RSC.25 MIR.36/544 p (15 ex.)

ROMAN EMPIRE, Salonina, Asia - RIC V (Part 1) 86Salonina Antoninianus
obv: SALONINA AVG. Diademed and draped bust right, resting on crescent
rev: VENVS AVG. Venus standing left, holding helmet and spear, shield at her side
exergue: PXV
Struck 267 A.D. at Asian Mint
RIC V (Part 1) 86
Van Meter 45
RSC 113
Note: Struck during the sole reign of her husband Gallienus1 comments

ROMAN EMPIRE, SALONINA, sestertius, RIC # 46Rome mint, AD 256-260
CORNELIA SALONINA AVG, Diademed and draped bust of Salonina right
IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left, with patera and sceptre, SC in field
20.05 gr
Ref : RIC # 46, RCV #10679, Cohen #62 Potator II

SaloninaSalonina, wife of Gallienus (253-260 CE)
Diademed draped bust right with cresent, COR SALONINA AVG/IVNONI CONS AVG, doe walking left - delta at bottom = Rome Mint.
AE Antoninianus.
RIC 16, Cohen 70. Belisarius

SaloninaRoman Provincial, Egypt-Alexandria, Salonina, AE Tetradrachm, 267/268 (Year 15) KOPNHΛIA CAΛωNEINA CEB Draped bust right, hair weaved in rows with long plait coiled at back of head, wearing stephane, Eagle standing right with spread wings, wreath in beak, palm behind L IE in right field
Emmett 3854; Milne 4189; Curtis 1642; BMC 22801 commentsRandygeki(h2)

Salonina Antoninianus VenusBillon Antoninianus
Salonina, 253-268CE
Diameter: 20mm, Weight: 4.00 grams, Die axis: 12h

Obverse: SALONINA AVG
Draped bust to right, on crescent.

Reverse: VENVS AVG
Venus standing left, holding helmet in right hand, and spear under left arm which rests on a shield. In exergue PXV.

Mint: Antioch

References: RIC 86

Notes:
- PXV marks Gallienus' 15th Tribuncian year; 267 CE.
-Antioch continued to mint relatively fine coinage compared to the later issues of Gallienus and Salonina from other mints. See another well made Antioch antoninianus in my gallery, a LVNA LVCIFERA type of Gallienus. I think the dies of both coins could be engraved by the same celator.

Purchased from Victor's Imperial Coins, 2018Pharsalos

SALONINA AVG / FECVNDITAS AVG antoninianus (close to 265-267 A.D.) Obv.: [SALONIN]A AVG, Bust of Salonina, diademed, draped, right, on crescent.

Rev.: [F]ECVNDITAS [AVG], Fecunditas, draped, standing left, with right hand reaching down to child at her feet left, holding cornucopiae in left hand. Right field: Î”

d oval 16-18- mm, 1.94g, die axis 7h (coin alignment), material: bronze/copper-based alloy supposedly with some silver.

Portrait: Cornelia Salonina (Augusta in 253-268), wife of Gallienus
Authority: Gallienus (joint reign 253-, sole reign 260-268).
Mint: Rome.

AVG = Augusta. FECVNDITAS AVG(ustae) = Fecundity of Augusta. Fecundity is the ability to produce an abundance of offspring or new growth, it is simply a different name of fertility. Feritility was an important concept in Roman religion and culture, as least two religious festivals, Lupercalia in February and Paliria in April had fertility as their major themes. But later Fecundity itself, possibly as an aspect of Juno, became a goddess. Nero erected a temple to Fecundity, on the occasion of a daughter being borne to him by Poppaea (Tacit xv 23). And the adoration of this divinity, once established at Rome, became a frequent subject of allusion and typification on the coins of succeeding empresses, as one of the most relevant goddesses (and qualities) for Roman matrons. As in this case, she typically appears with the horn of plenty and a child or children, with obvious connotations. Delta in the right field probably means officina 4.

RIC V-1 Rome 5; Göbl 662s; Sear 10633.

ID straightforward. The mark can appear in left or right field or in exergue. In some cases it is epsilon, designating the fifth officina that probably made these from time to time. Mark A mentioned is some cases if probably a usual misreading of delta. The most significant variation, with possible relevance in this case, since the start of obverse legend is lost, is obverse legend COR SALONINA AVG or CORNEL SALONINA AVG. The size is consistently in the range 18-21mm with only a few smaller and larger exceptions. Note that as often with Rome mint some letters are made of separate lines and thus sometimes V = II, N = Î›I or III, M = IIII etc.Yurii P

SALONINA AVG / PVDICITIA antoninianus (close to 260-262 A.D.) Obv.: [SALO]NINA AVG, Bust of Salonina, diademed, draped, right, on crescent. Engraver's error: no ear.

Rev.: PVDICITI[A], Pudicitia, draped, standing left, raising veil with right hand and holding sceptre transverse in left hand.

d 17+mm, 2.51g, die axis 11h (medal alignment), material: bronze/copper-based alloy supposedly with some silver.

Portrait: Cornelia Salonina (Augusta in 253-268), wife of Gallienus
Authority: Gallienus (joint reign 253-, sole reign 260-268).
Mint: Rome.

AVG = Augusta. PVDICITIA = modesty or sexual virtue. Pudicitia was a central concept in ancient Roman sexual ethics. The word is derived from the more general pudor, the sense of shame that regulated an individual's behavior as socially acceptable. Pudicitia was most often a defining characteristic of women, but men who failed to conform to masculine sexual norms were said to exhibit feminizing impudicitia, sexual shamelessness. The virtue was personified by the Roman goddess Pudicitia, whose Greek equivalent was Aidos. According to Livy, there were two temples of Pudicitia in Rome, so this is an actual goddess, not just an allegorical figure. Of her attributes, veil has quite obvious meaning, while the scepter is probably a symbol of governing one's own urges

RIC V-1 Rome 24; Göbl 492s; Sear 10648.

ID straightforward. Main variation is appearance of mark Q/IV (or strangely, VI, which may be a mirror mistake) in fields or exergue. This coin's design might also have had a mark in exergue, we just miss it. There are two size groups, one ~20mm and the other of significantly smaller flans of ~17mm. This coin seems to belong to the latter.Yurii P

SALONINA AVG / VESTA antoninianus (close to 258-264 A.D.) Obv.: SALON[INA AVG], Bust of Salonina, diademed, draped, right, on crescent

Rev.: VESTA, Vesta, draped, seated left, holding patera in right hand and sceptre transverse in left hand. Q in exergue.

d oval 18-20+mm, 3.14g, die axis 1h (medal alignment), material: bronze/copper-based alloy supposedly with some silver.

Portrait: Cornelia Salonina (Augusta in 253-268), wife of Gallienus
Authority: Gallienus (joint reign 253-, sole reign 260-268).
Mint: Rome.

AVG = Augusta. VESTA is the virgin goddess of the hearth, home, and family in Roman religion. Vesta was among the Dii Consentes, twelve of the most honored gods in the Roman pantheon. She was the daughter of Saturn and Ops, and sister of Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto, Juno, and Ceres. Her Greek equivalent is Hestia. She was rarely depicted in human form, and was often represented by the fire in the hearth of her temple in the Forum Romanum, tended by her priestesses, the Vestal Virgins. As she was considered a guardian of the Roman people, her festival, the Vestalia (7–15 June), was regarded as one of the most important Roman holidays. She was of special significance to Roman married women. Patera was round shallow dish or bowl (similar to the Greek phiale) used by the Romans in religious ceremonies, either in offering libations of wine to the gods, or in receiving the blood of sacrificial animals. On coins, the patera is placed in the hands of the deities, as a symbol of the divine honors rendered to them, or in that of their ministers as an attribute of their functions. Scepters, often two to three foot ivory rods topped with a globe or an eagle, were introduced by Augustus as a symbol of Rome's power. They would be carried by emperors while riding in chariots to celebrate military victories. Thus a scepter is a symbol of emperor's leadership and victory. In this case it, as well as the seated position of the goddess, may symbolize the special governing significance of Vesta to Rome and Romans. It also might signify the leadership of empress in virtues and grace among Roman matrons. Q probably means the 4th officina.

RIC V-1 Rome 32; Göbl 365dd; Cohen 139; RSC 143; Sear 10665. (some catalogues list it as joint reign)
There is a discrepancy in estimates of the time of its minting, some put it to 258-260, others to 263-264.

ID straightforward. Many examples of 21-22mm, consistent with larger size of this coin and its origin in earlier period.Yurii P

Salonina Concordia RIC Va 63Salonina, AE Antoninianus (wife of Gallienus), Asian Mint, 21mm, 3.8g, RIC Va 63,
OBV: CORN SALONINA AVG, diademed bust right, draped on a crescent
REV: CONCORDIA AVGG, Gallienus and Salonina facing and clasping hands, Antioch mint, 255-258 AD (joint reign),
1 commentsSRukke

Salonina JunoSalonina, AE Antoninianus (wife of Gallienus) 20mm, 3.0gm
Struck 260-268 AD, RSC 60, RIC 29[j]
OBV: SALONINA AVG, Draped bust right on crescent
REV: IVNO REGINA, Juno standing holding scepter, peacock at feet left.SRukke

SALONINA Juno standing left, peacock left at feetSALONINA, wife of Gallienus. Antoninianus
Antioch mint. Struck 257-258 AD.
SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right on
crescent
IVNO REGINA, Juno standing left,
holding patera and sceptre; peacock left at feet.
Weight - 3.3g
Diameter - 21mmlorry66

Salonina Pietas RIC 79Salonina, Antoninianus, Siscia, Sole reign of Gallienus, 19.63mm max., 3g, SEAR 10656, Gobl 1470r, RIC Va - 79, .
OBV: SALONINA AVG, Diademed and draped bust right on a crescent.
REV: PIETAS AVG, Pietas standing left by altar, holding patera
SRukke

Salonina Sestertius IvnoAE Sestertius
Salonina, 253-268 CE
Diameter: 26~29mm, Weight: 15.69 grams, Die axis: 6h

Obverse: CORNELIA SALONINA AVG
Draped and diademed bust to right.

Reverse: IVNO REGINA SC
Juno, draped, standing facing left, holding patera in outstretched right hand, and sceptre in left hand.

Mint: Rome

References: RIC 46, C 62

Notes:
- The wife of Emperor Gallienus, her fate following the assassination of her husband is not certain.
-Salonina was said to be an intellectual woman, and her and her husband were patrons of the influential Greek philosopher Plotinus.
-The Historia Avgvsta records an incident where Salonina was sold gems that turned out to be glass. The seller was apprehended, and was told he would be fed to a lion. When at last the gate was opened, a chicken emerged. The emperor Gallienus was supposed to have said "He deceived, and then was himself deceived".
- Bronze fractional coinage during this period of Roman history is scarce. The silver antoninianus became so debased and inflation so rampant, metal was used to mint this more valuable denomination, rather than fractions such as sestertii. This sestertius dates to 255-256 CE.

Purchased from Downies Melbourne Ancient Exclusives July 2016, number 134, Ex Dix Noonan Web 15 March 2012, lot 1262 (part of), from the John Quinn collectionPharsalos

Salonina, AD 254?-268AR Antoninianus, 20mm, 2.6g, 12h; Lugdunum mint, AD 257-8.
Obv.: SALONINA AVG; Diademed, draped bust right set on crescent.
Rev.: VENVS FELIX; Venus seated left, holding apple and sceptre, cupid in front.
Reference: RIC Va 7, p. 108 / 16-427-35John Anthony

Salonina, AE Antoninianus. Rome Mint, Gobl 239b (not in RIC)Obverse: SALONINA AVG, diademed, draped bust right on crescent.
Reverse: VESTA, Vesta standing left, holding patera and scepter.
18 mm daim., 2.1 gNORMAN K

Salonina, AE sestertius, Rome mint. Sole reign of Gallienus. CORNELIA SALONINA AVG, draped bust right / VESTA, Vesta seated left, holding patera and sceptre.
Goebl 432; RIC 48 var (with S-C).Antonivs Protti

Salonina, AequitasSalonina, Sole Reign, 267 AD
Antoninianus; 5.17g; 21-22mm
Antioch mint

SALONINA AVG,
diademed, draped bust right on crescent

AEQVITAS AVG,
Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae, crescent in left field

Mintmark VIIC

RIC 87; Göbl 1648d; Sear 10625. 1 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, AlexandriaSalonina 254-268 AD
Billon Tetradrachm; 22mm; 9.91g
Alexandria, Egypt

KOPNHDIA CADWNEINA CEB
Draped and diad. bust right

L I D
Regnal Year 14= 266/67
Tyche holding cornucopiae and anchor standing left

SGI 4696v, BMC 2263, KE 38641 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, AlexandriaKOPNHLIACALWNEINACEB
diademed draped bust right

LIA (year 14)
Eagle standing left with wreath in beak

Alexandria Potin Tetradrachm
8.83g; 21-22mm
Milne 4151, Koln 2977, Dattari 53453 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, AlexandriaSalonina
Egypt, Alexandria

Diademed and draped bust right wearing stephane
LIΓ, eagle standing left with wreath in its beak head turned back; palm left.

Billion Tetradrachm; 21-23mm; 9.93g
Curtis 1634-37; Milne 4122; in VF.1 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, AlexandriaAe tetradrachm; 22-23mm; 10.31g

KOPNHLIA CALWNINA CEB
draped bust right

Eirene stg Left, holding branch and scepter.
palm branch in left field, IB/L in right field

Emmett 3855(12); Milne 4102; Datt-5331;BMC 2250
3 commentsarizonarobin

SALONINA, antoniniano d'argento (D/ SALONINA AVG) 257-258 d.C.Salonina (Cornelia Salonina) augusta (254-268), moglie di Gallieno. Antoniniano d'argento, zecca di Lugdunum 257-258
AR, gr. 3,2; mm. 23,0; 180°; MB
D/ SALONINA AVG, busto drappeggiato a dx su crescente lunare
R/ VESTA, Vesta seduta a sx con foglia di palma sul braccio sin. e Vittoria (o Palladio?) sulla mano dx.
RIC 9, Cohen139
Provenienza: collezione Berardengo, Roma Italia (14 maggio 2008, numero catalogo 68g); ex collezione A. B. (Venezia, Italia, fino al 2008).paolo

Salonina, antoniniano, ex Hatfield hoardSalonina Billon Antoninianus. Rome mint, 256-257 AD.
AE, mm 21,0 gr. 3,1, B
D/ SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right on crescent
R/ PIETAS AVGG, Salonina seated left, reaching down to two children standing before her, a third child at her side. (Valerian II, Saloninus and Gallienus Junior)
RIC V-1, 35 Rome; Göbl 229b; RSC 84; Sear 10647.
Provenienza: ex Hatfield hoard (settembre 1993), ex Coin uk trust-Pineapple (2012)paolo

Salonina, Antoninianus Rome mint
SALONINA AVG, diademed bust right over a crescent
FECVNDITAS AVG, Fecunditas standing left, holding cornucopia and giving hand to a child. Delta in field
3.04 gr
Ref : Cohen # 39, Göbl # 580aaPotator II

Salonina, AntoninianusLyon mint (RIC) or Cologne mint (Göbl), AD 259-260
SALONINA AVG, draped bust on crescent, hair waved in rows with stephane
DEAE SEGETIAE, Segetiae standing facing in tetrastyle temple, hands raised
2.86 gr, 20/23 mm
Ref : RCV # 10631, Göbl # 902c, RIC V part I # 5, Cohen # 36
Ex Keith Emmet collectionPotator II

Salonina, AntoninianusMint of Mediolanum.
COR SALONINA AVG - Diademed, draped bust right on crescent.
IVNONI CONS AVG - Deer advancing left.

Ref: RIC 15 - Cohen 71byzancia

Salonina, AntoninianusMint of Rome.
SALONINA AVG - Diademed, draped bust right on crescent.
PIETAS AVGG - Pietas seated left, holding scepter, two children to left.

256-257AD
Ref: RIC 35 - Göbl 229b - Cohen 84byzancia

Salonina, Antoninianus, CONCORDIA AVGGAE Antoninianus
Salonina
Augusta: 253 - 268AD
Issued: 255 - 258AD
22.0 x 20.0mm
O: CORN SALONINA AVG; Diademed, draped bust, on crescent, right.
R: CONCORDIA AVGG; Salonina and Gallienus standing facing each other, shaking hands.
Antioch Mint
RIC 63j; RSC 31; Cohen 31; Sear 10630.
Aorta: 39: B2, O4, R13, T50, M1.
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10/18/14 3/6/17Nicholas Z

Salonina, Antoninianus, PVDICITIA AE Antoninianus
Salonina
Augusta: 253 - 268AD
Issued: 260 - 268AD
21.5 x 20.5mm
O: SALONINA AVG; Diademed, draped bust on crescent, right.
R: PVDICITIA; Pudicitia seated, facing left, pulling veil and holding scepter.
Siscia Mint
RIC 82; RSC 99a; Sear 10680.
Aorta: 132: B2, O8, R49, T47, M4. Aorta states that mint attributions are far from certain and that he took the conservative approach while much of the mint information is unknown. Here I attribute the coin to Siscia as does RIC 82 on Wildwinds. Rome is listed as the mint in the Aorta listing above.
lucernae 350796299331
5/23/13 3/6/17Nicholas Z

Salonina, Antoninianus, VENVS FELIXAR Antoninianus
Salonina
Died: 268AD
Issued: 257 - 258AD
22.0mm 3.90gr 6h
O: SALONINA AVG; Diademed, draped bust, right on crescent.
R: VENVS FELIX; Venus seated left, holding apple and scepter, cupid to left.
Lugdunum Mint
RIC V-1 Lugdunum 7(j); RSC 115; RCV 10665; Aorta: 161: B2, O8, R65, T61, M2.
numismatics_eu 361429864341
11/22/15 11/24/19Nicholas Z

Salonina, Antoninianus, VestaSalonina, wife of Gallienus (253 – 268 AD)

AE Antoninianus, Rome, 260-262 AD.

Obv: SALONINA AVG. Diademed and draped bust right set on crescent.
Rev: VESTA Vesta seated to left, holding sceptre and patera.
Mintmark; Q.
RIC V 32

Weight: 3.1g.
Diameter: 23mm.

Sold to a Spanish collector (December, 2019)Jose Polanco

Salonina, Augusta and wife of Gallienus. Pudicitia Seated Antoninianus.Roman Empire. Salonina, Augusta and wife of Gallienus. 254-268 AD. AR Antoninianus (3.46 gm, 21.8mm, 6h) of Rome. 6th em., 1st phase, 260/1-262 AD. Diademed and draped bust right, wearing stephane and set on crescent, SALONINA AVG. / Pudicitia seated left on throne, raising veil and holding sceptre, PVDICITIAM. Ex: VI (officina). nEF. CNG EA242 #222. Good silvering. Rare with this reverse legend, Göbl citing 3 specimens. Ex White Mountain Collection. Ex-Hirsch 248 (23 Sept 1992) #1374. RIC V.1 (Sole Reign) #25 var. (rare rev. legend); Hunter 8-10; MIR 36, 376; RSC IV #94a (same); SRCV III #10649. Anaximander

SALONINA, BILLION ANTONINIANUS 254- 268 C.E. Obverse: CORN SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right, crescent behind
Reverse: VESTA AETERNA, Vesta, veiled, standing left, palladium in right. scepter in left, large flan
25.1 mm., 3.1 g
sold 4-2018NORMAN K

Salonina, Billon antoninianusSALONINA AVG
Bust draped right, set on crescent
ROMAE AETERNAE
Roma, seated right, with shield and spear, presenting Victory to Gallienus, left.
RIC V 67, C 103, RSC 103, 255 - 256 AD
Gobl 1701, attributing to Samosota mint, 3rd emissionwhitetd49

Salonina, CeresSALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

CERERI AVG
Ceres seated left holding corn ears and torch
E: (branch)

Ric 90variant (RIC shows no exergue markings for this issue); Gobl 1637e; Sear 10627
Ae Ant; 20mm; 3.86garizonarobin

Salonina, ConcordiaAnt; 2.85g; 19-20mm

CORN SALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

CONCORDIA AVGG
Gallienus and Salonina facing clasping hands

RIC 63; Cohen 31; RSC 31; Sear 10630arizonarobin

Salonina, ConcordiaBillon antoninianus; 3.16g; 22mm
Samosata mint, 255 - 258 A.D.

CORN SALONINA AVG
diademed and draped bust on crescent

CONCORDIA AVG
Emperor and Empress clasping hands, wreath between

RIC 63 var (rev. legend AVGG); Cunetio hoard 864, Göbl 1706Ac, Gökyildirim hoard 28493 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, ConcordiaAe Ant; 22mm; 4.19g

CORN SALONINA AVG
Diademed and draped bust right on crescent

CONCORDIA AVGG
Salonina and Gallienus standing, facing each other, shaking hands; wreath above them

RIC 63
dot in wreatharizonarobin

Salonina, ConcordiaAe Ant; 2.92g; 21-22mm; Antioch mint

CORN SALONINA AVG
draped, diademed bust right on crescent

CONCORDIA AVGG
Concordia seated left with cornucopia and patera

Göbl 1567g var. (double cornucopiae), RIC 72 var, RSC 30 var. arizonarobin

Salonina, ConcordiaAe Ant; 20-22mm; 3.95g

CORN SALONINA AVG
diademed draped bust right on crescent

CONCORDIA AVGG
Gallienius and Salonina standing, facing, clasping hands- star between

RIC V-1, 63 (star); Göbl 1706arizonarobin

Salonina, Concordia Salonina, Concordia
SALONINA AVG
Bust right on crescent

CONCORAVG
Concordia seated left, holding patera and cornucopia

RIC V-1 71 Siscia var (no mintmark); Cunetio hoard 1812, Appleshaw hoard 134, Göbl 1455mm, (Milan) 1 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, FecunditasAe Ant; 3.25g; 21mm

SALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

FECVNDITAS AVG
Fecunditas standing holding infant, a child at her feet

Milan mint. RIC 57; Göbl 935t arizonarobin

Salonina, FelicitasAr Antoninianus

SALONINA AVG
diademed bust, facing right, draped and on crescent

FELICITAS PVBLICA
Felicitas seated left, holding caduceus and cornucopiae

RIC 6; Göbl 903c, RSC 50
arizonarobin

Salonina, Gallienus & RomaAnt.; 20-21mm; 3.22g

SALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

ROMAE AETERNAE
Gallienus standing right, recieving Victory from Roma seated left on shield

RIC 67; RSC 103a; Sear5 10651arizonarobin

Salonina, Gallienus & RomaAnt; 20mm; 4.49g

SALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

ROMAE AETERNAE
Gallienus standing right, recieving Victory from Roma seated left on shield

RIC 67; RSC 103a; Sear5 10651 arizonarobin

Salonina, Gallienus & RomaAnt; 19-21mm; 3.08g

SALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

ROMAE AETERNAE
Gallienus standing right, recieving Victory from Roma seated left

RIC 67; RSC 103a; Sear5 10651arizonarobin

Salonina, GÃ¶bl 1619Cornelia Salonina, killed AD 268, wife of Gallienus
Billon Antoninianus, 3.37g, 23.12mm, 0°
struck in Antiochia, time of Gallienus' sole-reign
obv. [SAL]ONINA AVG
Bust, draped and with stephane, on crescent, r.
rev. IVNO REGINA
Juno, in long clothes, wearing polos, stg. half left, holding patera in outstretched r. hand
and resting with l. hand on her sceptre; at her feet peacock stg. l.
ex. star (for Antiochia)
RIC V/1, 92; C.67; Göbl 1619
scarce, VF

Here Juno wears a real polos belonging rightly to her as queen of heaven.
Jochen

Salonina, GÃ¶bl 1671Salonina, killed 268, wife of Gallienus
AR - Antoninianus, 4.39g, 22mm
Antiochia, AD 267
obv. SALONINA AVG
bust, draped and diademed, on crescent, r.
rev. VENV - S AVG
Venus standing frontal, head l., leaning with l. ellbow on shield,
holding transverse spear in l. and helmet in l. hand
in ex. PXV
ref. RIC V/1, 86; C.113; Göbl 1671
good VF

VENUS with these attributes reminds on VENUS VICTRIX2 commentsJochen

Salonina, IVNO REGINA (with peacock & star)Salonina Antoninianus, ca. 243-268 AD 22 mm, 3.2 g. Antioch 264 A.D.
Obverse: SALONINA AVG; draped bust on crescent right
Reverse: IVNO REGINA; Juno standing with scepter and patera, peacock before, star in left field. RIC 92, RSC 67, Göbl 1619f, Sear 10641. Ex areich

Podiceps

Salonina, JunoAnt.; 18-22mm; 2.58g

SALONINA AVG
Diademed draped bust right on crescent

IVNO REGINA
Juno standing left, holding patera and sceptre, peacock at feet; Star in left field

RIC 92; RSC 67; Sear 10641; Göbl 1619farizonarobin

Salonina, JunoAr Antoninianus 21-22mm;2.82g

SALONINA AVG
Diademed bust right, draped and on a crescent

IVNO REGINA
Juno standing left, holding patera and scepter

RIC 29; RSC 60; Sear 10640arizonarobin

Salonina, Juno Salonina
AE Antoninianus; 3.57g; 20-21mm

SALONINA AVG,
diademed and draped bust right, on a crescent

IVNO REGINA,
Juno standing left, holding patera and sceptre; peacock at feet, star in left field.

RIC 92; RSC 67; Goebl 1619f; Sear 10641.arizonarobin

Salonina, LydiaLydia, Saitla; Struck under Lul. Fesinus
Ae 27-29mm; 11.2g

(dot) CALWN (dot) XPY- COGONH (dot) C (dot)
draped bust right

EP (dot) IOVL (dot) THC-EINOY (dot) APX
Exergue: CAITTH/NWN
Tetra style temple with central arch, statue of Aphrodite

BMC 741 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, NikopolisKOP CALWNEINA CEB,
diademed and draped bust right;
IERAC NEIKOPOLEWC,
wreath containing letter A
Nikopolis mint

Bronze AE 24,
BMC 46, Lindgren -, S -, SNG Righetti -, SNG Cop -, aVF,
9.393g, 23.1mm, 135o,

Ex-Forvm2 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, Perge, Elpis, AE30 30mm, 17.2g
obv: KORNHΛIA CAΛONINA CEBA; draped bust with crescent and stephane right, I (mark of value=10) to right
rev: ΠEPΓAIΩN; Elpis to left, flower in raised right, gathering skirts with left hand

SNG Copenhagen 365; SNG PfPS 447

(updated picture, CLICK for a sharper version)areich

Salonina, PietasSalonina
AE Antoninianus; 19-21mm; 3.66g
Siscia mint

SALONINA AVG,
diademed draped bust right on a crescent

PIETAS AVG,
Pietas standing left by altar, holding patera.

Cohen 79; RSC 79; Sear 10646. 2 commentsarizonarobin

Salonina, Pietas Avgg, Rome.Obv: SALONINA AVG
Rev: PIETAS AVGG
19 mm, 2,3 g.Flamur H

Salonina, PudicitiaSALONINA AVG
diademed and draped bust right resting on a crescent

PVDICITIA
Pudicitia standing left holding scepter
Q/right field

RIC 24, Q; arizonarobin

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