Marcus Julius Philippus, Caesar 244 - 247, Augustus 247 - 249

The son of Philip I , he was raised to the position of Caesar on his father's accession, and then to Augustus in 247. He probably died along with his father in battle against the rebel troops of Decius at the battle of Verona.

As Caesar

	AR Antoninianus Obv : Draped, radiate  bust of Philip, right. M IVL PHILIPPVS CAES Rev : Emperor  standing right, holding spear and globe PRINCIPI IVVENT  RIC 216c, AD244 - 247   On the reverse, the young emperor is represented as the "Prince of  the Youth".
As Augustus
	AR Antoninianus Obv : Draped, radiate  bust of Philip, right. IMP PHILIPPVS AVG Rev : Philip I and II, seated on curule chairs, dispensing donative LIBERALITAS AVGG III 247 The third donative, or "Liberalitas" of Philip I was issued on the elevation of Philip II to the rank of Augustus. This is a quite beautiful coin, and the young emperor must have been well pleased with it.