CLAUDIUS II Gothicus antoninianus (268-270 AD)

• CLAUDIUS II Gothicus antoninianus (268-270 AD)
• Obverse: IMP CLAVDIVS AVG, radiate cuirassed bust of Claudius II Gothicus right
• Reverse: VBERITAS AVG, Uberitas standing left, holding purse and cornucopia
• RIC 103

Claudius II coin

The Antoninianus coin of CLAUDIUS II is a numismatic collector’s item that captures the essence of the prosperity of the Roman Empire. On the reverse, Uberitas holds symbols of fortune and fertility, a purse and a cornucopia, echoing the prosperity under the reign of Claudius II.

What does Uberitas represent on ancient Roman coins?

Uberitas represents generosity and abundance, often depicted with attributes of wealth. This Antoninianus of CLAUDIUS II, bearing his likeness, pays homage to the economic abundance that the emperor brought, offering a profound perspective to collectors and historians.

Roman coins

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