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Elagabalus VICTORIA AVG
Hello all, I recently purchased this coin (my very first Elagabalus!!!!
). I would like to know if there is any interesting info about this type, historical significance, etc. Also, I tried to do a Wildwinds search for this coin type, and all came up as RIC 161, with star in right field. Well, obviously, mine has the star in the left field. Is this a variant of RIC 161, or does it have its own number? AR denarius, 218-222 AD , Rome mint Obv: IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG, Laureate and draped bust right. Rev: VICTORIA AVG, Victory flying left holding wreath, small shield to each side , star left. 20mm RIC 161 Andrew I think I have a correction to the seller's attribution. It appears that Victory is holding some sort of ribbon, not a wreath. I think I have seen it described somewhere as a diadem. If someone could look this coin up and get me all the details it would be great!
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