Valerian (253-260) - Silver Antoninianus - Valerian and Gallienus standing facing each other with Globe and Victory (EF)

This is an extremely rare coin as most of this type are made of debased metal.  There is no sign of wear and the silver is intact which is very unusual.

It is from the joint reign of Valerian and Gallienus, minted between 253 and 260 AD. This coin features both emperors standing face to face on the reverse side, with one holding a globe and the other holding Victory. The imagery symbolizes their joint rule and the stability they aimed to bring to the Roman Empire during a tumultuous period.

Weight 3.47g
(ref:AHC150)