I've had this antoninianus of Maesa since 2009 but never posted it to CT

Cool! ...From collecting this period as a kid, I dimly remember the coinage reform of Aurelian, but never once did it cross my mind that it could have involved a new lease on life for the denarius. ...However transient.

 

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I know it's not pretty, but here is the Severina ant:

Ulpia Severina, Wife of Aurelian Ruling 270-275 AD
AE Antoninianus, Struck Jan-Sept 275 AD, Antioch mint
Obverse: SEVERINA AVG, Bust of Severina, diademed, draped, on crescent, right.
Reverse: CONCORDIAE MILITVM, Concordia, draped, standing left, holding ensign in each hand; XXI in exergue; Q in inner-left field.
References: RIC V 20
Notes: This issue was struck in all eight officinae of the Antioch mint for Severina alone, i.e. during the interregnum after the death of Aurelian.

 

Cool red toning