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Carinus. AD 283-285. Antoninianus 23mm, 3.70 g. Antioch
VergrootCarinus. AD 283-285. Antoninianus 23mm, 3.70 g. Antioch mint. AD 282. Radiate and cuirassed bust right / Emperor standing right, holding scepter, receiving globe from Jupiter standing left, holding scepter; Z//XXI. RIC V 206. Very Fine, brown patina, earthen deposits.
Carinus, son of Emperor Carus, ruled the western part of the Roman Empire during a time of internal conflict. Though ancient sources portray him negatively, his coinage is well-executed and often depicts themes like Virtus, Victory, and Liberalitas. He was defeated by Diocletian at the Battle of the Margus River, ending the short-lived dynasty founded by his father.
Carinus, son of Emperor Carus, ruled the western part of the Roman Empire during a time of internal conflict. Though ancient sources portray him negatively, his coinage is well-executed and often depicts themes like Virtus, Victory, and Liberalitas. He was defeated by Diocletian at the Battle of the Margus River, ending the short-lived dynasty founded by his father.
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