Tetricus II (270 - 273 A.D.), last of the Separatist rulers of the Gallic Empire. He was the son of Tetricus I and was given the rank of Caesar at the time of his father's accession. When he abdicated he was spared by Aurelian and spent the remainer of his days as a private citizen.
OB: (C PIV ES)V TETRICVS CAES; Rx: appears to be Victory or Spes; legend seen is only ES AV
For a brief History of the Gallic Empire in the Moneta Library:
VIEW & DOWNLOAD: Gallic Empire by Percy Webb at this: Gallic Empire
And this on Tetricus II: https://groups.io/g/Moneta/files/Moneta%20Library/Tetricus_II_-_Augustus_or_Caesar.pdf
Separatist Empires: 260-274 A.D.
Tetricus II - Ant. w/Victory
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