PLEASE HELP: CLAUDIUS II

I acquired this piece many, many years ago.

Part of a collection & I have no recollection which one, since, at the time, it did not do anything for me.

However, now, I am trying to clean up some stuff.

The notation that was included in the 2X2 envelope reads something like:
"CLAUDIUS II" then: "268-270" and some thing below, which I cannot decipher.

Any info would be appreciated including: condition and value.

 

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Sorry folks, But I couldn't post it as a file to open.

No clue why.
I will retry

 

Ah, it worked.

Thanks to you all.

 

Can you take a clearer picture of the reverse?

 

I'll try, only have the camera phone.

 

You can take some good pictures with a camera phone. All my pictures are from my iphone 6. Just take them from ~5in away and make sure it's stable.

 

I hope these are good: the coin is rather dark.

 

duplicate post

 

Looks like this (or something similar)to me:
Claudius II AE Antoninianus. Rome mint. IMP CLAVDIVS AVG, radiate, cuirassed bust right / VICTORIA AVG, Victory standing left with wreath and palm branch. A in left field. RIC V-I, 105.


From wildwinds.
It's pretty rough. Perhaps someone else will be able to confirm/deny.

 

WHY DOES CLAUDIUS II NEED OUR HELP?

 

Fixed?

He doesn't,
I do.

 

Still shouting

 

I can't edit it any more.

 

That's ok, fren, I'm STILL GOING TO GIVE YOU GRIEF

 

Honestly, the handwriting looks like Nil or Null Aepuit or Acpuit. But none of them google to anything useful.

 

Ant / Aequit?

 

Bump.

Anyone else?