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AD 247-249 Philip II Mesopotamia, Nisibis, Roman Empire (Provincial) Coin
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Obverse: Radiate bust of Philip II, son of Philip the Arab, facing right
Obverse legend: AYTOK K M IOVΛI ΦIΛΛIΠOC CЄB
Reverse: tetrastyle temple with arched pediment, Tyche seated within, draped, veiled, turreted, ram leaping r. above, river god swimming r. below.
Reverse legend: ΙΟΥ CЄΠ ΚΟΛΩ ΝЄCΙΒΙ ΜΗΤ RPC VIII
Edge: Smooth
Denomination: AE25 (25 mm diameter bronze coin)
Country: Roman Empire (Provincial, Nisibis in Mesopotamia)
Ruler: Philip II
Year: AD 247-249
Metal: Bronze
Weight: ± 10.82 g
Diameter: ± 25 mm
Authenticity: Unconditionally guaranteed!
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