Gallienus ANNONA

Hello!
I have found this Gallienus into a little multiple lot of coins


I am not able to find it on Goebl... The reverse legend... Has an error?
Many thanks!!!

It seems as if Gallienus is laughing on this coin

Yes!

Erreur de gravure de légende comme on en rencontre fréquemment à cette époque

Thanks for your reply Bruno.

I made these considerations.

I have foud two similar coins (the first from Reyssouze):


link here: https://www.cgb.fr/gallien-antoninien-ttb-ttb,brm_432352,a.html


link here: https://www.cgb.fr/gallien-antoninien-ttb,brm_284284,a.html

The second example is not listed right, but they are both two hybrid sole reign/joint reign: (joint reign reverse of Valerian and sole reign obverse of Gallienus).

Here another specimen:

link here: http://gallienus.net

My coin has two interesting detalis:
1) a different bust type: may it be drapery on the left shoulder?
2) an error on the reverse legend: ANNONA missed the final letter "A", and the legend end in AVGG (joint reign reverse of Valerianus)

About the bust type, It seems to be like this one:



what do you think?

Oui le buste correspond, tête nue avec pan de draperie. On rencontre à cette époque beaucoup d'antos qui présentent le buste de Gallien accolé à des revers du règne conjoint. La monnaie présente cette caractéristique ajoutée à une erreur de gravure de la légende ANNON AVGG.

Many thanks Bruno for your help.
So it's an interesting hybrid coin with sculptor mistake on reverse legend!
I'm happy for this pair of details!

Another specimen with Head radiate r. (no drapery on shoulder) / ANNONA AVGG: in Vienna, published by Göbl as Contemporary Imitation 32 (ZF 32), p. 247, pl. 135.

However this coin and the four specimens you show above look official in the images!

Thanks for the info Curtis!
Yes it's also my opinion that this coin is an official issue (from Rome mint) pairing two different dies, one (the reverse) with an engrave error.
it should be interesting find a regular Valerianus with the reverse "ANNON (sic) AVGG"

Pour info j'ai dans ma collection un anto de Gallien Imp Gallienus PF Avg Buste cuirassé qui présente le même revers avec la légende fautive ANONA AVGG (Rome, 258, AVG 306b), on trouve également 26 ex. de Valérien avec une légende AINNONA AVGG dans le trésor d'Eauze (E.1186).

Interesting details! thanks

26 specimens in Eauze with error AINNONA!

One has to wonder: how many different reverse dies were those 26 specimens struck from?

Note 1186 : Ces 26 monnaies sont issues des mêmes coins. Elles sont du même coin de droit que 5 monnaies du type Oriens Avgg (Sol avec globe) de la cinquième émission.

Ah, I overlooked that they belong to the large die-linked group of Valerian! It would have been surprising to find that same legend error on more than a couple of rev. dies.