Salonia - Antoninianus - SALONINA AVG - Roman Coin - IVNO CONSERVAT - Billion

Roman Imperial Coin – Antoninianus of Salonina Roman Empire, AD 260–268 Empress: Salonina (Cornelia Salonina) Authority: Gallienus Dynasty: Valerian Dynasty Reign period: AD 260–268 Denomination: Antoninianus Mint: Rome, Italy Date: AD 260–268 Composition: Silver (billon) Manufacture: Struck Diameter: 16.6mm Weight: 3.06g Die axis: Variable Obverse: Diademed and draped bust of Salonina, facing right, set on a crescent. Legend: SALONINA AVG Reverse: Juno standing left, draped, holding patera in right hand and sceptre in left; peacock at her feet. Legend: IVNO CONSERVAT Deity depicted: Juno References: RIC V, Salonina (2), no. 11 OCRE canonical URI: https://numismatics.org/ocre/id/ric.5.sala(2).11 Historical note: Salonina was the wife of Emperor Gallienus. Coins issued in her name frequently feature Juno, emphasizing protection, stability, and the welfare of the imperial household during the mid-third-century crisis.

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