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ID:     812436
     [UNVERIFIED]
Type:     ANCIENT IMITATIONS
Issuer:     Imitating Gallienus
Date Ruled:     Barbarous Radiates
Metal:     Bronze
Denomination:     Antoninianus
Date Struck:     AD Late 3rd century
Diameter:     16 mm
Weight:     1.55 g
Die Axis:     1 h
Obverse Description:     Radiate head right
Reverse Description:     Stag standing right
Primary Reference:     RIC 179 cf.
Photograph Credit:     Classical Numismatic Group
Source:     http://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=123547
Grade:     Good VF.
Notes:     Barbarous Radiates, named for their crude nature and emphasis upon the radiate crown worn by the emperor on the prototype, were primarily produced in the western provinces, such as Gaul and Britain, in the centuries following the decline of the empire. Though mostly imitative of Antoniniani of the mid-late third century AD, these coins were generally smaller than the official issues and simply circulated as small change. Designs were produced with varying degrees of craftsmanship, with the most extreme examples featuring relatively unintelligible legends and generic reverse deity types.