Roman Empire Maximian, AD 286-310 Coin Graded NGC landscape These chaotic splatters and splotches

These chaotic splatters and splotches form the very fabric of Quixote’s visions

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This is a grey painted model with the kugelager (ball bearing) shutter as indicated by the K in the serial number

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Roman Empire Maximian, AD 286-310 Coin Graded NGC landscape These chaotic splatters and splotchesWhen the persians captured the Roman Emperor Valerian I (253 260), the Roman Empire went into a free fall. The eastern and western portions of the empire broke away under separate rulership, while the central portion was racked with rebellions against emperor Gallienus. After Gallienus was murdered in 268, the military emperors who followed managed to steer Rome onto a course of recovery. Recovery came with coin reform by Emperor Aurelian by 274. He