This Diocletian Antoninianus coin features a design of CONCORDIA MILITUM and was minted in Antioch between AD 309-313. The coin bears the portrait of Diocletian and is made of silver. Its denomination is Antoninianus and it is certified as uncertified. In terms of grade, it is ungraded, making it a unique addition to any coin collection. This Roman Imperial coin is a great piece for collectors and history enthusiasts. Its design and historical significance make it a rare find in the market. Add this Diocletian Antoninianus to your collection today and own a piece of ancient Roman history.

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