PROBUS. Antoninianus. Siscia. AD 276-282

Roman Imperial. PROBUS. Antoninianus (silvered bronze, 4.1g, 23mm). Siscia. AD 276-282

Obv: IMP C M AVR PROBVS AVG; Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right

Rev: VIRTVS PROBI AVG / XXIVI; Trophy flanked by two bound and seated captives

Ref: RIC 821 (interesting specimen with atypical rendering of trophy, lacking the usual visible flanking spears)

Rarity/Choice: VR, VF

Note: This issue reflects a period of recovery following the Crisis of the Third Century. Probus is known for restoring stability, securing the frontiers, and reorganizing the army while promoting economic recovery. Struck at Siscia, it highlights the importance of Balkan mints in supporting military operations and imperial control. This era represents renewed strength and stabilization after decades of turmoil.