#g524# Roman Antoninianus coin of Gallienus from 260-268 AD islamic were to have relatively little

were to have relatively little long term effect as new threats appeared on the horizon almost at once

ID#787g (UK)

Up for auction is a Byzantine Follis coin of Heraclius from 610-641 AD

Reference: Sear 370

He already acted as an independent dynast in Thrace where four years earlier he destroyed Kardia in the Thracian Chersonesos so that he could replace it with his own capital named Lysimacheia

#g524# Roman Antoninianus coin of Gallienus from 260-268 AD islamic were to have relatively littleWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Roman Antoninianus coin of Gallienus from 260 268 AD. ID#524g (UK)MINT: Rome OBVERSE; GALLIENVS AVG Radiate head right. REVERSE; LIBERO P CONS AVG B Panther walking left. REFERENCE: RIC 230 Gallienus 253 268 Gallienus, Valerian's son, became co emperor shortly after Valerian himself ascended the throne. His greatest contribution to military history was the first commissioning of a cavalry only unit which could