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Search Advanced Search Search By Coin ID     Home ANCIENT/BYZANTINE Ancient Spain (872) Byzantine (753) MEDIEVAL/EARLY WORLD Germany (30) MODERN WORLD COUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS   Submit New Coin(s)   Sponsors page Terms of Service Contact Us About Us FAQ Page Coin Detail ID:     783318      [UNVERIFIED] Type:     Roman Imperial Issuer:     Julian of Pannonia Date Ruled:     Usurper, AD 284-285 Metal:     Bronze Denomination:     Antoninianus Struck / Cast:     struck Date Struck:     AD December Diameter:     22 mm Weight:     3.75 g Die Axis:     12 h Obverse Legend:     IMP C M AVR IVLIANVS P F AVG Obverse Description:     Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right Reverse Legend:     VICT-ORIA AVG / S-A / XXI Reverse Description:     Victory standing left, holding wreath and palm; S-A Mint:     Siscia Primary Reference:     RIC V/II 005 Reference2:     Venèra 4396 Reference3:     Cohen 008 Photograph Credit:     Classical Numismatic Group Source:     http://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=99775 Grade:     EF, dark green patina Notes:     Rare. Marcus Aurelius Sabinus Iulianus, was a corrector in Northern Italy under Carus. In AD 284, during the struggles surrounding the succession between Carinus and Diocletian, Julian usurped imperial authority in Pannonia for a brief period, and began issuing coins from Siscia. Carinus marched from his base in Britain to deal with the usurpation, dispatching Julianus early in AD 285 near Verona.

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