Victorinus — Antoninianus, PAX AVG, Cologne

Struck at Cologne, AD 269–271, during the Gallic Empire. Victorinus wears a radiate crown; the expressive portrait sits on a small, irregular flan with edge notches.PAX AVG means “Peace of the Augustus.” Pax stands left with an olive branch and sceptre, with V and a star in the fields; her figure retains clear detail.Attribution: RIC V Victorinus 118Mint: CologneWeight: 1.77 gDiameter: 17 mmCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-J3PA5-3E929Combined 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.