Licinius II — Nummus, Jupiter, Alexandria

Struck at Alexandria, AD 321–324, under Licinius I. The young Licinius II appears helmeted and cuirassed, facing left with spear and shield, on mottled brown and green surfaces.IOVI CONSERVATORI means “To Jupiter the Preserver.” Jupiter holds Victory on a globe and a sceptre, accompanied by an eagle and captive; wear softens the smaller reverse details.Attribution: RIC VII Alexandria 30Mint: Alexandria (SMAL)Weight: 3.44 gDiameter: 18.5 mmCatalogued in the NumisLens cabinet — NL-387QC-APM88Combined 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.