| Sear - | Seaby - 157(v) | VM - 32/3 | RIC - 80(v) |
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Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Mint and Year: Antioch - AD 249 Weight: 3.64 grams Die axis: 0 degrees Rarity: listed only in Van Meter, Bland #38, Qty. known = 6 Reverse: "P M TR P VI COS P P" Radiate lion walking left. This coin is similar to RIC 80 which has the lion walking right. Only Philip's son has this reverse listed. Antioch is known to have exchanged reverses between the Emperor and his son. |
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| Sear - | Seaby - 157 | VM - 32/3 | RIC - 80 |
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Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Mint and Year: Antioch - AD 249 Weight: 3.59 grams Die axis: 10 degrees Rarity: R2, Bland #41, Qty. known = 3 Reverse: "P M TR P VI COS P P" Radiate lion walking right. R.I.C. mistakenly lists this reverse legend as left facing bust. |
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| Sear - | Seaby - 161(v) | VM - | RIC - 101(v) |
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Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Mint and Year: Rome? - undated (AD 244-249) Weight: 4.54 grams Die axis: 0 degrees Rarity: Scarce with short legend, unlisted with this obverse legend Reverse: "PROVID AVG" Providentia (Providence, Forethought) standing left, holding scepter and baton, pointing to a globe at her feet. This reverse is listed as a hybrid of Gordian III. This version, with the long obverse legend is unlisted in any reference. |
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| Sear - | Seaby - 164a | VM - | RIC - 106(b) & 65* |
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Obverse: "IMP PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
Note: This coin fills two holes in my collection. This spot and the listing for Seaby 171a. It appears that Seaby, in correcting Cohen's listings, created two identical entries. RIC also has two entries for this coin, one being the footnote to 65 and the second being the entry for 106(b). Everyone is confused with this hybrid. |
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| Sear - | Seaby - 165 | VM - 34 | RIC - 44(b) v |
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Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Mint and Year: Rome - undated (AD 247) Weight: 4.99 grams Die axis: 20 degrees Rarity: common Reverse: "ROMAE AETERNAE" Roma, in military dress, seated left on shield, holding Victory and spear. Note: RIC 44(b) covers three different RSC coins. This reverse with the spear pointing down, RSC 169 with the more common scepter replacing the spear and a third (RSC 166) an ancient forgery of this coin in plated AE or base metal. |
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| Sear - | Seaby - 165(A) | VM - | RIC - |
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Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Mint and Year: Antioch - undated (AD 247) Weight: 4.62 grams Die axis: 180 degrees Rarity: unlisted in RIC with right bust, Bland #42, Qty. known = 4 Reverse: "ROMAE AETERNAE" Roma, in military dress, seated left on shield, holding Victory and spear. Note: Ex Thibaut Marchal collection. |
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| Sear - | Seaby - 165v | VM - | RIC - |
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Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG" Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Mint and Year: Unknown - undated (AD 247) Weight: 4.30 grams Die axis: 10 degrees Rarity: unlisted in RIC, Bland #42, Qty. known = 4 Reverse: "ROM[delta]E AETERNAE" Roma, in military dress, seated left on shield, holding Victory and spear. Note: The engraver made an interesting error on this coin with a delta where an A should have been on the reverse. This coin is only listed in Bland with a Spear but this reverse has Roma holding a scepter like some of the Rome reverses. Probably and ancient counterfeit although the silver looks quite good. |
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