Very nice example, in a Dealers junk box, no less!? Yes,
Camp Gates are common, but yours is a very nice example,
sharp details and we'll centered. This
mint city produced a vast volume of coinage during this era and a variety of reverses. The modern city in
Germany is a must tourist destination and has one of the best museum and preserved
Roman buildings and remains
intact.
My first ancient coin was a holed Camp of
Licinius II from
Heraclea in a junk box too for a $1.00 back in the 1970s in a small
coin shop owned by Mr.
Berman.
I was a young lad back then,
