Roman Empire Coin [решено]

Hi!

About this coin. Aemilianus? Phillipus I?

Diameter: 17 mm

Composition: silver

Regards.

Better pic please

 Yes - though that first one is a miniature and not viewable as larger. 

This is the link now > 

https://en.numista.com/forum/images/62c07e64b3f1e.jpg 

 Then both cropped a little and rotated > 

N#279066

Maybe 

 Indeed similar. Slightly different clothing on the reverse. 

Some lettering the same: 

 [P M TR P VIII COS III P P] and maybe others 

 Similar:

http://dirtyoldbooks.com/roman/id/Coins-of-Roman-Emperor-Severus-Alexander.htm 

Catalogue: RIC 67, C 319 

Denomination: Denarius 

Obverse: IMPCMAVRSEVALEXANDAVG - Laureate, draped bust right.
Reverse: PMTRPVICOSIIPP - Pax advancing left, holding branch and sceptre. 

😊 Well done to Alexius73 for finding that coin. 

Another: 

https://www.cerberuscoins.com/roman-coin-of-severus-alexander-ar-silver-denarius-p-m-tr-p-v-ii-cos-ii-p-p-rome.html 

Severus Alexander 222-235 AD 

Minted: Rome 228 AD 

Type: Silver denarius 

Size: 19 mm 

Weight: 3.08 grams 

Catalogues: RIC 80; BMC 458; RSC 348 

Obverse: IMP C M AVR SEV ALEXAND AVG 

Laureate and draped bust of Severus Alexander right, seen from behind 

Reverse: P M TR P V-II COS II P P 

Pax running left, holding branch in right hand, sceptre in left. 

 Lastly, what lettering I could see or guess … 

Red = fairly certain, Green = most likely. Yellow = what it should be.  

 Can not see any lettering on obverse. Some on reverse still unsure where it goes. 

Hello dear friends.

Thanks for the excellent clarifications.

I will catalog here as Severus Alexander.

Will you allow me to close this topic?

Regards

Luis Fernando

 Thanks. I think so.