ELAGABALUS  AD 218-222. Antoninianus. Roma seated left.PM TRP II COS 
II PP. Very nice!
        ROMAN EMPIRE 
        ELAGABALUS . Born Varius Avitus, he took the name Marcus 
        Aurelius Antoninus upon his accession. Called Elagabalus 
        after his Sun-God 
        Emperor AD 218-222 
        Silver ANTONINIANUS  (4.51 grams, 20.94 mm). 
        The Antoninianus, worth 2 Denarii, was a new 
        denomination introduced in AD 214 by Caracalla 
        Obverse: IMP.CAES.ANTONINVS AVG, His young radiate 
        draped bust right 
        Reverse: P.M.TR.P.II COS.II P.P, Roma seated left 
        holding sceptre and victory on globe, shield against her 
        throne 
        Reference: Sear 2086 (Estimate: 100 Pounds in VF), Van 
        Meter 10/1 
        Scarce 
        Choice high relief portrait. Clear reverse with two 
        light metal chips. Light grey toning. Strong strike and 
        well centered coin