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Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus.
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Follis of Licinius I, Cyzicus
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Obv.: IMP LIC LICINIVS PF AVG Laureate head r.
Rev.: IOVI CONSERVATORI Jupiter standing to l., eagle at his feet; in exergue, RP?...
Sestertius of Gallienus
Sestertius of Gallienus
Obverse: IMP C P LIC GALLIENUS AUG, laureate bust of Gallienus r.
Reverse: [CON]CORDIA [AUGG] / S C, Concordia, holding patera and double cornucopia, standing l....
Coin of the Koinon of Thessaly under Gallienus (?)
Coin of the Koinon of Thessaly under Gallienus (?)
Obverse: Bust of Gallienus (?) r., wearing radiate crown
Reverse: Athena Itonia r., holding spear in r. hand, shield in l. hand...
Antoninianus of Gallienus
Antoninianus of Gallienus
Obverse: Radiate bust of Gallienus r.
Reverse: Emperor, holding corn-ears and scepter, standing l; at l., kneeling captive; in exergue, XII....
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