[Home, My eBay, Site Map] [eBay logo] [to Browse, Sell, Services, Search, Help, and Community] [Browse Sub-Navigation] CNG - Carinus as Caesar. Ant. EF, silvered! Item #138373293 Coins & Stamps:Coins:Non-US:Ancient, Medieval [Image] Bidding is closed for this item. [Image] [Show description]Currently $117.50 First bid $1.00 Quantity 1 # of bids 13 (bid history) [Leave feedback] (with emails) (to seller) Time left Auction has Location Lancaster, PA (to bidder) ended. [envelope] (mail this auction to Started 07/28/99, 08:28:53 PDT a friend) [Gift Alert] (request a gift Ends 08/04/99, 08:28:53 PDT alert) [Image] Seller cngcoins (355) [star] [about me] (view comments in seller's Feedback Profile) (view seller's other auctions) (ask seller a question) [Image] High bid tigris (67) [star] [Image] Payment See item description for payment methods accepted Shipping Seller ships internationally, See item description for shipping charges [Image] Relist Seller: Didn't sell your item the first time? item eBay will refund your relisting fee if it sells the second time around. Relist this item. Seller assumes all responsibility for listing this item. You should contact the seller to resolve any questions before bidding. Currency is dollar ($) unless otherwise noted. Description ***Please be sure to check our website for recent additions at historicalcoins.com*** [Image] Carinus as Caesar. 282-283 AD. Æ Antoninianus (3.40 gm). Lugdunum mint. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right / Prince standing right holding globe and spear. RIC V, p. 2., 152 (R). Nice EF, silvering. Rare! 714821. Carinus, the son of Carus, was left behind to rule Rome while his father and brother traveled east to wage war on the Persians. Carinus gained a reputation as a cruel, luxury-loving debauchee with a penchant for seducing other men's wives. When his father and brother died on campaign, the Eastern legions hailed Diocletian as Emperor instead of Carinus, who swiftly gathered the Western army and set out to meet the challenge. Along the way, he dealt successfully with another usurper, Julian of Pannonia. Carinus and his legions met Diocletian's forces at the River Margus near present-day Belgrade early in 285 AD. Carinus' legions seemed to be winning the battle when one of his own officers suddenly struck him down. It later turned out Carinus had seduced the man's wife; thus had the Emperor's affairs caught up with him. Authenticity unconditionally guaranteed - 14 day return privilege for any reason. CNG accepts for payment: check, money order or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express). The manner of payment accepted is subject to our qualification of the bidder. CNG's Domestic, Canadian, and International postage rates. Pennsylvania residents please add appropriate sales tax. If you would like to learn more about ancient and medieval coinage, visit us at historicalcoins.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Image] Bidding Bidding is closed for this item. --------------------------------------------------------------- Announcements | Register | eBay Store | SafeHarbor | Feedback Forum | About eBay Copyright © 1995-1999 eBay Inc. All Rights Reserved. [TrustE] Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the eBay User Agreement