Denarii of Philip are extremely rare. These coins are double denarii or antoniniani. Note the denomination is misspelled in the images. Antoninianus.
Extremely sweet OP-scores, Andres (congrats) ... yah, as Doug implied, I don't have one of those rare Phil-Arab-denarius ... => all I have is this guy!! (too much?) Philip I AR Antoninianus => yup, it's merely a plain, dirty ol' street antoninianus ... don't judge us
https://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=21296 I found a Philip II denarius but failed to find one of Philip I. Who has a link?
Ofcause your right Doug, my Denarii and Antoninianussen live all together in wooden boxes , and I keep mixing 'm up, they look all the same to me, and Yeap a typo, wish they call 'm Caracallas
nice andres...i don't have either one of these cats in ant flavor to share. the philip obverse is SHARP!
Nice coins, although I was a bit disappointed in first place, attracted I had been by the perspective of seeing actual denarii of both dudes Q
Great snares Andres! Wow, gorgeous. Mine aren't the best... Philip I: RI Philip I 244-249 CE AR Ant radiate zoo Antelope 1000 yr anniv Rome Volusian: RI Volusian 251-253 CE AR Tet Antioch mint Eagle
Very nice Andres! Here is a Philip I, AR Antoninianus (Double Denarius) I just picked up last week: RIC IV, Part III, 38b
