#o767# Roman posthumous Antoninianus coin of Claudius II from 270 AD (New Zealand Stock) a capable commander who had

a capable commander who had been until then the Master of the Guards

clearing the way thus for Botoniates's bloodless entry into the capital and onto the throne

ID# 642k (UK)

holding spear and resting hand on shield

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#o767# Roman posthumous Antoninianus coin of Claudius II from 270 AD (New Zealand Stock) a capable commander who hadWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Roman posthumous issue Antoninianus coin of Claudius II from 270 AD. ID# 767oMINT: Rome OBVERSE; DIVO CLAVDIO Radiate head right. REVERSE; CONSECRATIO Eagle standing front, wings spread, head right. REFERENCE: RIC 266 Claudius II 268 270 Claudius was apparently one of the principal conspirators who instigated a lethal mutiny against Gallienus during his siege against the usurper Aureolus. His claim that