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Tacitus. AD 275-276. Antoninianus 23mm, 3.24 g. Rome Mars
VergrootTacitus. AD 275-276. Antoninianus 23mm, 3.24 g. Rome. Struck AD 275. Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from the front / Mars standing left, holding olive branch, spear, shield set on ground; XXI. RIC V 83. Extremely Fine, silvered, toned.
Tacitus was appointed emperor by the Senate after the death of Aurelian, symbolizing a brief return to traditional senatorial authority. His reign lasted only a few months, but his coins were issued across many mints, often showing deities like Pax, Fides, and Providentia, highlighting efforts to stabilize the empire after years of turmoil.
Tacitus was appointed emperor by the Senate after the death of Aurelian, symbolizing a brief return to traditional senatorial authority. His reign lasted only a few months, but his coins were issued across many mints, often showing deities like Pax, Fides, and Providentia, highlighting efforts to stabilize the empire after years of turmoil.
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