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Description: | An irregular 3rd-century silver Roman radiate mule of Philip II struck in c. AD 249 (Reece issue period 12). IOVI CONSERVAT reverse type. Uncertain (unofficial) mint. C.f. R.I.C. IV, pt 3, 213.The reverse type is unlisted in RIC and RSC for Philip II as Augustus, but is recorded (with a different obverse legend) for coins struck during the period he held the rank of Caesar. The flan has not been trimmed to the border. The latter has a diameter of c. 20mm.
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