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<p>[QUOTE="Orange Julius, post: 4272542, member: 77226"]I bought this coin thinking of this thread. Earlier the question arose about what the "P" and "V" field marks mean on the reverse of PAX AVG coins from Postumous and Victorinus. While I have nothing to add to solve the question... I do have here a Gallienus PAX AVG with a reverse field mark of "V" from during the time of Postumous' reign in the Gallic empire.</p><p><br /></p><p>This implies that the "P" or "V" do not correspond to Postumous or Victorinus, especially since there was no overlap between Gallienus and Victorinus, where dies may have been captured and used. So... I'm not sure what the field marks mean and have not done the research yet to learn more... but will follow up if I learn anything.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for the inexpensive beauties part... this coin cost me $5.75 before a few dollars shipping. How cool is this hobby...</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]1087670[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Here's my Victorinus:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1087681[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Neither are really beauties... but both were inexpensive![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Orange Julius, post: 4272542, member: 77226"]I bought this coin thinking of this thread. Earlier the question arose about what the "P" and "V" field marks mean on the reverse of PAX AVG coins from Postumous and Victorinus. While I have nothing to add to solve the question... I do have here a Gallienus PAX AVG with a reverse field mark of "V" from during the time of Postumous' reign in the Gallic empire. This implies that the "P" or "V" do not correspond to Postumous or Victorinus, especially since there was no overlap between Gallienus and Victorinus, where dies may have been captured and used. So... I'm not sure what the field marks mean and have not done the research yet to learn more... but will follow up if I learn anything. As for the inexpensive beauties part... this coin cost me $5.75 before a few dollars shipping. How cool is this hobby... [ATTACH=full]1087670[/ATTACH] Here's my Victorinus: [ATTACH=full]1087681[/ATTACH] Neither are really beauties... but both were inexpensive![/QUOTE]
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