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Severus II (306-307), Nummus (radiate fraction), Alexandria, AD 306-307; AE (g 2,92; mm 20 ); IMP C SEVERVS P F AVG, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust r., Rv. CONCORDIA MI - LITVM, Prince standing r., in military dress, receiving Victory on globe from Jupiter standing l., leaning on sceptre; in field, on centre, delta; in ex. ALE. RIC 84
The post-reform radiate fraction was a smaller denomination introduced alongside the follis in Diocletian’s coinage reform and struck mainly at eastern mints. Radiates of Severus II, whose reign as Augustus lasted barely a year, are among the rarest of the series.