Philip I Antoninianus Rev. Philip on Horseback. EF

Phillip I Antoninianus struck at Rome mint AD 245. 2 letters in the obverse legend are indistinct/struck from a filled or broken die (AV of AVG) a strong portrait a good sized flan and an attractive tone. Extremely Fine.

Obverse: Radiate bust draped and cuirassed, IMP. M. IVL. PHILLIPVS AVG
Reverse: Philip on horseback raising right hand holding a sceptre in his left, ADVETVS AVGG
References: R.I.C. 26b, R.S.C. 3, Sear 8916
Diameter: 22mm
Weight: 3.73 grams

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