1 Antoniniano Impero romano (27BC-395) Argento Filippo I (204-249)

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Denominazione:

1 Antoniniano

Metallo:

Argento

Stato:

Impero romano (27BC-395)

Periodo:

248

Persona:

Filippo I (204-249)

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Postato da: ancient 2010-02-19

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