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Philip I. AD 244-249. Æ Sestertius 27mm, 14.47 g. Rome Aequitas
VergrootPhilip I. AD 244-249. Æ Sestertius 27mm, 14.47 g. Rome. Struck AD 246. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopia. RIC IV 166a. Very Fine, brown tone. Privately purchased from Baldwin's. from the Lionel Tenby collection. Sold with collector's ticket.
Philip the Arab became emperor after the assassination of Gordian III and is remembered for presiding over Rome’s 1000th anniversary in AD 248. His coinage reflects this celebration with rich symbolism, including depictions of Roma Aeterna and Saeculares Games. Though his reign began with stability, it ended in civil war and defeat. His coins remain sought after for their historical significance and elegant style.
Philip the Arab became emperor after the assassination of Gordian III and is remembered for presiding over Rome’s 1000th anniversary in AD 248. His coinage reflects this celebration with rich symbolism, including depictions of Roma Aeterna and Saeculares Games. Though his reign began with stability, it ended in civil war and defeat. His coins remain sought after for their historical significance and elegant style.
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