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- Museum number:
- 8-4372
- Culture or time period:
- Barracks Emperors (235–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 251-253 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 22 millimeters and weight 3.62 grams
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (modern city), Lazio, Central Italy
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Juno (Roman deity) and Trebonianus Gallus (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-4373
- Culture or time period:
- Barracks Emperors (235–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 251-254 AD
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Volusianus (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-7532
- Culture or time period:
- Gordian Dynasty (238–244 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 241-243 AD
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Gordian III (Emperor of Rome)
- Museum number:
- 8-4390
- Culture or time period:
- Caran Dynasty (282–285 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 283-285 AD
- Dimensions:
- weight 3.85 grams and linear 23 millimeters
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (modern city), Lazio, Central Italy
- Person depicted:
- Carinus (Emperor of Rome) and Fides (Roman deity)
- Museum number:
- 8-7534
- Culture or time period:
- Barracks Emperors (235–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 248-249 AD
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Concordia (Roman deity) and Otacilla Severa (Empress of Rome, consort of Philip the Arab)
- Museum number:
- 8-4383
- Culture or time period:
- Illyrian Emperors (268–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 270 AD
- Dimensions:
- weight 2.36 grams and linear 20 millimeters
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)
- Person depicted:
- Quintillus (Emperor of Rome) and Securitas (Roman deity)
- Museum number:
- 8-4377
- Culture or time period:
- Valerian Dynasty (253–261 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 253-268 AD
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (modern city), Lazio, Central Italy
- Person depicted:
- Cornelia Salonina (Empress, consort of Gallienus) and Juno (Roman deity)
- Museum number:
- 8-4374
- Culture or time period:
- Barracks Emperors (235–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani and Coins (money)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 253 AD
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)
- Collection date:
- unknown
- Person depicted:
- Aemelianus (Emperor of Rome) and Victoria (Roman diety)
- Museum number:
- 8-4355
- Culture or time period:
- Severan Dynasty (193–235 AD)
- Object class:
- Antoniniani, Coins (money), and Denarii
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 218 AD
- Dimensions:
- linear 23 millimeters and weight 4.66 grams
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)
- Museum number:
- 8-4368
- Culture or time period:
- Barracks Emperors (235–284 AD)
- Object class:
- Placeholder record (no associated object)
- Function:
- 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers
- Production date:
- 248-249 AD
- Collector:
- Alfred Emerson and Lapeysonie
- Collection place:
- Rome (ancient city)