Philip I Antoninianus, Rome, SECURIT ORBIS
£60.00
RIC 45b, Sear 8966. Philip I silver antoninianus with Securit Orbis reverse, struck at the Rome mint. Weight 4.51g.
Ovoid with good detail, but some parts not on flan. The obverse well struck, the reverse from a worn and messy die. Toned.
Grade: gVF/VF
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