View source for Milan (Olybrius), gold, solidi (bust of Olybrius/cross) (472 CE)

{{Die Study
|Image=Fig_11.png
|Image reference=Fig.11 (Solidus, Inv. St. 2019.01.459 - fotografia di Luciano Caldera, SABAP-CO-LC)
|Obverse legend=D/ DN ANICIVƧ OLVBRIVƧ AVG
|Obverse legend language=Latin
|Obverse description=Bust of Anicius Olybrius frontal, with cuirass and paludamentum on the right shoulder with a circular jeweled fibula from which three pendants descend and which appears to be surmounted by an element that cannot be clearly interpreted. The emperor wears a pearl diadem on his head which has an ornament in the center consisting of a large circular stone crowned by three elements ending in a pearl or gem. Hanging from the diadem are the pendilia that run down the sides of the face.
|Reverse legend=R/ SALVUS MVNDI
|Reverse legend language=Latin
|Reverse description=Patent Latin cross. Along the edges it is decorated with a row of gems, while a larger circular stone is placed at the intersection of the arms. Two further gems decorate the wider portions of the horizontal arm.
|Mint=Mediolanum
|Ancient region=Western Roman Empire
|Authority=Anicius Olybrius
|Date from=472 AD
|Date to=472 AD
|Period=Byzantine Empire
|Metal=Gold
|Denomination=solidus
|Median weight=4.43
|Die study reference=Grazia Facchinetti 2019, p. 205-228
|Number of obverse dies=1
|Number of singletons=0
|Number of reverse dies=1
|Number of coins=10
|Workstation=Most likely one single workstation
|Purpose=Likely military
}}
{{Distribution Item
|Frequency=10
|Number of dies=1
|Die name=1
}}