Probus, 276-282 AD, Silvered Antoninianus, Fides Militum, struck

Probus was a military Emperor. On reaching adulthood he joined the military where he proved himself capable, enough so that he was later appointed governor of the East by the emperor Tacitus. When Tacitus died, Probus was proclaimed emperor by his soldiers. During his reign, he was successful in his campaigns in Gaul and in strengthening the Rhine and Danube frontier against the Germanic tribes.

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Roman Empire Antoninianus (277) PROBUS, 276-282 - BI Serdica Minor traces of oxidation on reverse, otherwise very attractive coin with s details.

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Probus, 276-282 AD, Silvered Antoninianus, Concordia Militum, struck 280 AD

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Roman Provincial. Probus. 276-282 AD. Alexandria, Year 3 = 277/8 AD — Shanna Schmidt Numismatics

Probus, 276-282 AD, Silvered Antoninianus, Salus, struck 280-282 AD

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Probus BILLON ANTONINIANUS 276-282 AD SALVS AVG - B VERY RARE (RR) Roman Imperial coin for sale

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