Gallienus coins Roman Imperial catalog
Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus as Augustus (253-260)
IMP C P LIC GALLIENVS P F AVG
P M TR P IIII COS III P P
Antoninianus 256
silver
Rome
22 mm.
Bust in radiate crown right / Emperor Caesar Publius Licinius Gallienus Pius Felix Augustus
Sol left holds whip / Great Pontífix People's Tribune 4 times Consul 3 times Father of the Fatherland
Coin value - $50-70
Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus as Emperor (260-268)
GALLIENVS AVG
PAX AVG
Antoninianus 260-268
silver
Siscia
20 mm.
Bust in radiate crown right / Gallienus Augustus
Pax holds branch and scepter / Pax of August
Coin value - $20-30
GALLIENVS AVG
PAX AVG
Antoninianus 260-268
silver
Rome
18 mm.
Bust in radiate crown right / Gallienus Augustus
Pax holds branch and scepter / Pax of August
Coin value - $20-30
GALLIENVS AVG
ABVNDANTIA AVG
Antoninianus 260-268
billon
18 mm.
Bust in radiate crown right / Gallienus Augustus
Abundantia with cornucopia / Abundantia of August
Coin value - $10-20
GALLIENVS AVG
VBERITAS AVG
Antoninianus 260-268
billon
18 mm.
Bust in radiate crown right / Gallienus Augustus
Uberitas standing right, holds bunch of grapes and cornucopia / Uberitas of August
Coin value - $10-20
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