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Usurper. Ruled Britain for four days in AD 271. Examples found in the Chalgrove hoard (2003) and Cléons (1900). The first discovered example (1900) was long erroneously dismissed as a reworked coin of Tetricus or a fake.
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| No ref. | Domitianus, British Usurper, Antoninianus, 271 AD. IMP C DOMITIANVS PF AVG, radiate, cuirassed bust right / CONCORDIA MILITVM, Concordia standing left, holding patera and cornucopiae. | BBC Text | Image |
| See also: | Original article on the BBC website, about about Chalgrove hoard coin. | ||
| See also: | Article about the Domitian coin in the Chalgrove hoard by Richard Abdy. | ||
| Further reading: | The second-known specimen of a coin of Domitian II by Richard Abdy in Rev Num 2004. | ||
| Further reading: | L'Usurpateur Domitianus by S. Estiot & G. Salaun, Rev Num 2004 | ||
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