Photos dont do justice. Obv. Imp. Numerianus P F Aug Radiate, Right Rev. Provident Augg Annona std/ with corn ears and modius VXXI Never ceases to amaze me how many different types these short-timer emperors could turn out.
Yes, they were pretty good at cranking them out. That VNDIQVE VICTORES bit of propaganda is interesting - it reminds me of the Gallienus aureus in the Vocative case GALLIENAE AVGVSTAE with the reverse VBQVE PAX ("Peace Everywhere") when in fact there was no peace anywhere.
NUMERIAN Antoninianus OBVERSE: M AVR NVMERIANVS NOB C, radiate, draped & cuirassed bust right REVERSE: MARS VICTOR, Mars advancing right with spear & trophy, C to right Struck at Lugdunum, 284 AD 3.5g, 22.5mm RIC 353c NUMERIAN Antoninianus OBVERSE: M AVR NVMERIANVS NOB C, Radiate, draped, & cuirassed bust right REVERSE: PRINCIPI IVVENTVT, Numerian standing left, holding globe & sceptre, KAS in ex. Struck at Rome, Feb, 283 AD 3.2g, 22mm RIC 363, C 66 NUMERIAN Tetradrahm OBVERSE: A K M A NOVMEPIANOC CEB, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right REVERSE: Athena seated left, holding Nike and sceptre; shield below chair, L-B (date) across field (Year 2) Struck at Alexandria, Egypt, 283/4 AD 19mm; 6.74g Köln 3192-3193; Dattari 5607, Emmett 4013; Sear 12272