Aemilian Coins
253 AD
The coinage of Aemilian (253 AD) spans 32 cataloged types across 1 mints. The most common denominations are antoninianus, sestertius. Major mints include Rome.
Coin Types
32
Mints
1
Denominations
2
Denomination
Mint
Metal
Period
Coin Types (32)
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 1
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 10
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 11
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 12
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 13
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 14
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 15
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 16
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 17
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 18
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 20
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 22
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 23
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 24
No image
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 25
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 30
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 32
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 34
No image
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 35
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 36
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 3B
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 4
Sestertius
RIC IV Aemilian 40
Sestertius
RIC IV Aemilian 42A
Sestertius
RIC IV Aemilian 43
Sestertius
RIC IV Aemilian 48
Coin
RIC IV Aemilian 51
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 6
Coin
RIC IV Aemilian 60
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 7
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 8
Antoninianus
RIC IV Aemilian 9
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