DIVUS CLAUDIUS II Gothicus antoninianus (after 268 AD)

• DIVUS CLAUDIUS II Gothicus antoninianus (after 268 AD)
• Obv: DIVO CLAVDIO, radiate head right.
• Rev: CONSECRATIO, altar enclosure with flames rising from top, horns visible on either side.
• RIC 259.

Claudius II gothicus coin

The Antoninianus of Divus Claudius II Gothicus represents one of the most sacred Roman traditions, celebrating the memory and accomplishments of a beloved emperor. The delicate engraving of the altar on the reverse is a tribute to the ancient belief in the continuity of the soul and the eternal respect owed to deified rulers.

Roman coins

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