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Double Sestertius - Postumus RESTITVTOR GALLIAR, Lugdunum

Issuer Gallic Empire
Year 260-261
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description Standing figure of Emperor Postumus facing left, clad in military attire, holding a long spear in his left hand while extending his right arm toward the personification of Gallia, who kneels before him to the right. Gallia, rendered as a female figure in supplicant pose, holds a spear and turns her gaze upward toward the emperor in a gesture of submission and gratitude. The composition powerfully conveys the propagandistic message of Postumus as restorer and protector of the Gallic provinces. The reverse legend RESTITVTOR GALLIAR encircles the field.
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Reverse lettering RESTITVTOR GALLIAR
(Translation: Restorer of Gaul)
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