From the Gemini IV Auction, Closed January 8, 2008.
Lot # 468 - 
US$2800 

Gordian III. (238-244 AD). Silver antoninianus (4.06 gm). Antioch, 
239 AD. IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AVG, bust radiate, draped, 
cuirassed right / P M TR P II COS P P, Gordian, togate and 
bare-headed, holding roll in left hand, seated left on curule chair, 
his feet on a footstool, receiving with right hand a branch from Pax 
standing right before him, and crowned by Victory standing left 
behind him, who also carries a palm over her left shoulder. Bland 
37/2 . RIC 175 (R2). Cohen 223 (Paris, 20 
Fr.). Very rare and unusual type. Reverse designs showing three 
figures were usually reserved for bronze coins and medallions. Very 
fine. 

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Lot 468 sold for $2800 [ $3220, or approx 2221.8 EUR, 1642.2 GBP] 

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