Philip I
Mint and Year: unknown - undated (AD 244)
Weight:      3.61 grams
Die axis:    165 degrees
Rarity: Only known silver specimen.  One other specimen, in bronze is known.

Obverse: "IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG"
    Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right.

Reverse: "LAETITIA FVLMENNAT"
    Laetitia (Joy, Gladness) standing left, foot on prow, holding patera and rudder.

Note:   The style of this coin and its unique reverse legend suggest that it is an ancient forgery from the eastern providences.  A loose translation would be Joy to the thunderbolt thrower.  A very interesting coin.  A second specimen, from the same dies but bronze, was recently offered in auction.

From ettu-antiquities. on wildwind's server since 2006 but not properly added. Added in June 2010.
Although this is likely to be an ancient forgery, I am
adding it to the list to help anyone else who gets one.

Given the Ettu reference Ettu P1-111