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Maximinus II. AD 310-313. Æ Follis 23mm, 5.07 g. Thessalonica
VergrootMaximinus II. AD 310-313. Æ Follis 23mm, 5.07 g. Thessalonica mint. Struck AD 312. Laureate bust right / Jupiter standing left, holding globe and scepter; wreath-Γ//•SM•TS•. RIC VI 50a. Good Very Fine, brown patina.
Maximinus II, nephew of Galerius, was one of the last pagan emperors during the transition to Christianity. He ruled the eastern provinces and continued the persecution of Christians until his defeat by Licinius. His coinage reflects traditional Roman iconography, with frequent depictions of Jupiter, Hercules, and imperial titles asserting divine favor.
Maximinus II, nephew of Galerius, was one of the last pagan emperors during the transition to Christianity. He ruled the eastern provinces and continued the persecution of Christians until his defeat by Licinius. His coinage reflects traditional Roman iconography, with frequent depictions of Jupiter, Hercules, and imperial titles asserting divine favor.
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