Valerian (253-260) - Billon Antoninianus - Female figure presenting wreath to Valerian
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Turreted female figure standing right, presenting wreath to Valerian in miltary attire. The turreted female figure on Roman coins is often a representation of a goddess or a personification of a city. The turret is a symbol of fortification and protection, indicating that the figure represents a guardian or protector of a place. This iconography was commonly used to symbolize cities or the goddess Tyche, who was associated with the fortune and prosperity of a city. The act of presenting a wreath symbolises victory, honor, and civic virtue
Weight 3.39g
(ref:AHC129)