GALERIUS BI Aurelianianus 293–311 AD (Struck 294 AD) BI 22mm Lugdunum mint NGC XF, some silvering remains, Perfectly Centered, RARE

THE ROMAN TETRACHY Galerius AD 305-311 BI Aurelianianus, Cenetered NGC XF, Rare

Issued as Caesar

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GALERIUS BI Aurelianianus 293–311 AD (Struck 294 AD) BI 22mm Lugdunum mint NGC XF, some silvering remains, Perfectly Centered, RARE

Obv: GAL VAL MAXIMIANVS NOB C Radiate, draped, and sometimes cuirassed bust facing right

Rev: IVOI AVGG Jupiter seated left, holding a victory on a globe and a scepter, Mintmark: club

Ref: RIC V.2 679F, ric.5.dio.679

(roughly 5% silver)

Shortly after this coin was issued, Diocletian radically reformed the Roman monetary system. Currency Reform in 294 AD. This coin is 22mm pre-reform radiates (often referred to as a late antoninianus) ceased entirely, replaced by the much larger, silvered bronze follis

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