I just got this not so perfect AE 21 coin which I like very much and I felt like posting it here in hope of seeing many similar provincial coins. Weight of my coin is 5.36 grams.
I have one of his dad: Philip I ("the Arab") Augustus, A.D. 244-249 Provincial Bronze (AE29) Moesia Superior, Viminacium, A.D. 247-248 Obv: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG Rev: P M S C-OL VIM - Moesia standing between bull and lion ANVIIII in exergue Varbonov 138 29mm, 14.3g. Plus two worn, beat up examples that I'm a little embarrassed to show, but they're of harder-to-find emperors, so I'll post them: Hostilian Caesar, A.D. 250(?)-251 Augustus, A.D. 251 Provincial Bronze (AE26) Moesia Superior, Viminacium Obv: C VAL HOST M QVINTVS C Rev: P M S COL VIM - Moesia, standing between bull and lion AN XII in exergue Moushmov 55 25x27mm, 12.2g. Aemilian Augustus, A.D. 253 Provincial Bronze (AE25) Moesia Superior, Viminacium Obv: IMP C M AEMIL ACHILIANVS Rev: P M S COL VIM P Meosia, standing between bull and lion AN X[IV?] in exergue Moushmov 61 25 mm, 9.1g.
PHILIP I RI Philip I 244-249 CE AR Ant radiate zoo Antelope 1000 yr anniv Rome PHILIP II RI Philip II 244-249 Nisibis Mesopotamia-farthest EAST Temple HOSTILIAN: RI Hostilian 251 CE AE 27 Viminacium Moesia Bull-Lion AEMILIAN: RI Aemilianus 253 CE AE24 Viminacium mint Moesia Bull-Lion - Damnatio Memoriae - slashed eye and throat. EX: @John Anthony https://www.cointalk.com/threads/aemilian-ae-of-viminacium.274248/#post-2338465 "Aemilian was a powerful general who defeated invading Goths and got himself proclaimed emperor by his troops. He marched on Rome and defeated Trebonianus Gallus, but when Valerian came at him with a much larger army, Aemilian's soldiers mutinied and assassinated him. He reigned all of three months in AD 253. His short reign makes him one of the challenging slots in an emperor set, which is probably exacerbated by the fact that a damnatio memoriae was issued against him. Likely many of his already scarce issues were destroyed."
