Roman Billon Antoninianus Gallienus AD 260–268 Empress Bust & Figure in Temple

Single ancient Roman billon antoninianus from the reign of Emperor Gallienus (AD 260268), likely depicting a radiate-crowned imperial consort or deity on the obverse with a partially readable legend around the edge. The reverse shows a standing figure within a small temple or shrine with columns and pediment, holding attributes in each hand, with much of the surrounding inscription worn or off-flan, typical of Crisis of the Third Century billon coinage. Coin is heavily circulated with edge chipping, surface roughness, and silvering loss but remains identifiable as a mid3rdcentury billon antoninianus; offered as an unattributed ancient coin for collectors.