Roman Empire – Lot of 4 Coins 3rd–4th centuries AD

Interesting lot of four Roman coins spanning the Crisis of the Third Century and the early Tetrarchy.

The group includes two coins of Diocletian:

– a bronze follis struck at the mint of Ticinum, and

– an earlier antoninianus from the mint of Heraclea, both offering less conventional mint attributions compared to the most commonly encountered issues.

The lot is completed by two antoniniani of the Gallic emperors Postumus and Victorinus, both exceptionally well preserved for this series, with clear portraits and fully legible legends, a particularly desirable feature for Gallic antoniniani, which are often poorly struck or heavily worn.

A varied and attractive group, combining official imperial coinage with well-preserved Gallic issues, ideal for collectors of 3rd-century Roman history or as a strong upgrade lot.