At a glance
- Authority
- Probus; Roman Empire
- Reign range
- AD 276–282
- Coin type
- Antoninianus / radiate
- Material
- Bronze / copper alloy in the compared institutional examples
- Portrait and reverse
- Designs vary by issue; exact specimen attribution requires its legends and mint evidence
- Holder / grade
- NGC; supplier AU offering; confirm the available label
- Saleable unit
- One holdered coin
- Size
- Supplier gives an approximate 21–23.5 mm range; actual coin measurements unverified
- Weight and package dimensions
- Supplier’s 44.3 g and holder-shaped dimensions are not treated as the coin’s weight
- Printed material
- No printed story, album or additional certificate promised
What is this coin?
ECC offers one Roman bronze coin of Probus, emperor from AD 276 to 282, in an NGC holder designated AU. Its order code identifies the antoninianus group. Confirm the available holder label, reverse, mint and surviving detail for the actual coin.
Collector and buyer details
The saleable unit is one holdered coin. Multiple coins or holders in a representative photograph are not an included group.
AU is retained as the supplier’s designation. Confirm the actual NGC label, any strike and surface assessments, and the exact reverse before ordering; this article does not certify a new grade.
Individual examples vary in centering, wear, patina, visible inscription and strike. A broad reign range is not an exact striking year, and supplier holder/package weights are not coin weights.
NGC’s ancient-coin grade guarantee is distinct from its opinions on authenticity and attribution. Read the applicable grading terms and the Store’s product condition policy.
Current price and availability belong to the live product options. A researched history remains readable when an offering is unavailable.