Gallienus — Antoninianus, SOLI INVICTO, Antioch

Struck at Antioch in AD 267 during Gallienus’s sole reign, this antoninianus shows his radiate, draped bust facing right, with the legend GALLIENVS AVG. The crown, portrait and drapery remain defined across dark, textured surfaces.SOLI INVICTO means “to the unconquered Sun.” Sol stands left, radiate and draped, raising his right hand and holding a globe in his left; the standing figure and long folds of drapery remain distinct, with the right-hand legend softened.Attribution: RIC V Gallienus 611a (subtype 1)Mint: Antioch (PXV)Weight: 3.74 gDiameter: 21 mmCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-DWBW1-XJ9A0Combined shipping is available — buy more than one coin and pay a single shipping charge.Attribution is believed to be correct, but ancient coin attributions can vary and the catalogue reference may be subject to revision.