The bronze coins of Postumus from the roman mint of Trier

[DonnaML]

20 hours ago, Ocatarinetabellatchitchix said:

There are three different antoniniani with the reverse SERAPI COMITI AVG. The rarest one is with the vertical scepter (# 305), there are two with the transverse sceptre (# 303-304), but one has a prow of ship at feet like yours (# 304). And definitely from Trier, notwithstanding the curly hair...

Do I understand correctly that my coin's correct number in the newly-published edition of the RIC Gallic Empire volume is RIC V.4 304 (2nd ed. 2023), which corresponds to Mairat 362? And that Mairat is, in fact, the author of the new RIC volume?

[Ocatarinetabellatchitchix]

37 minutes ago, DonnaML said:

Do I understand correctly that my coin's correct number in the newly-published edition of the RIC Gallic Empire volume is RIC V.4 304 (2nd ed. 2023), which corresponds to Mairat 362? And that Mairat is, in fact, the author of the new RIC volume?

 

Yes and Yes.

[Ancient Coin Hunter]

I have the Serapis type with prow at feet as well, attributed to Trier by the dealer 3.2 grams 21mm

Obverse: IMP C POSTVMVS PF AVG Radiate, draped, cuirassed but right

Reverse: SERAPI COMITI AVG Serapis standing left,wearing kalathos on head, raising hand and holding sceptre

Year: 267 C.E. Reference: RSC 360a, Sear 10991

Mint: Trier, acquired in 2017

If it is Cologne, please advise

Edited September 26 by Ancient Coin Hunter

[justus]

The imperial bust on the radiatus with the reverse “SERAPI C – OMITI AVG” (Mairat 364) from my collection also has this curly hairstyle, which distinguishes this type from other radiati minted in Trier.