Follis de Maximiano Hércules. CONSERVATORES VRB SVAE. Roma.

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lo mismo aver que me contais y gracias de antemano
peso 5,85 gr.
medida 2,5 cm.

pues que si no la quieres me la regalas.. que mas quieres que te diga

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muy guapa

Æ follis, Maximian, Aquileia, RIC 118



IMP C MAXIMIANVS P F AVG, Laureate head right | CONSERV VRB SVAE, Roma seated on shield, facing, in hexastyle temple, head left, holding orb in right hand and spear with left. AQP in exergue.

Two weeks ago I posted a coin of Diocletian. In 284, Diocletian selected his friend Marcus Aurelius Valerius Maximianus as co-emperor, Diocletian serving in the East and Maximian in the West. This situation continued until Diocletian, in failing health, chose to retire on May 1, 305. He also decided that Maximian would likewise retire that day.

By the end of October 306 Maximian had become convinced that a man of his qualities was needed by the empire and he unretired. This led to a crisis resolved only when Diocletian came to a council at Carnuntum, rejecting Maximian's urging to join him in unretirement and preferring instead to chew bubblegum and kick ass. Finding that bubblegum would not be invented for nearly 1600 years, he convinced Maximian to reretire.

Since retirement was not better the second time around, in 310 he attempted another unretirement. Being dead, Diocletian was no longer available to address the problem, so Maximian was either killed or chose to kill himself, depending on who's telling the tale.

Joviel's take.

This coin is from the period following the first unretirement. CONSERV VRB SVAE is Protector (or savior) of our city.

gracias

Para mí es la RIC 165 de Roma (frontón vacío) con marca en el exergo R P y leyenda reverso con CONSERVATORES. La 118 de Aquileia lleva en el frontón corona y Victoria en los acroterios.

Linda moneda!

Muy guapa.

gracias