134–138AD Ancient Rome Hadrian Dupondius

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134–138AD Ancient Rome Hadrian DupondiusThis Roman middle bronze denomination captures the "Golden Age" of the Roman Empire under Hadrians stable rule. Struck at the Rome mint toward the end of his reign, the obverse features a mature, laureate portrait of Hadrian with the full title Pater Patriae (Father of the Country). The reverse depicts Felicitas, the goddess of luck and prosperity, holding the caduceus of Mercury and an olive branch. country: Ancient Rome year: 134138 denomination:

MS64 denotes near-uncirculated condition with full mint luster and minimal surface marks

a classic pre-war French issue that suits collectors of historic European coinage

making this a desirable

This is an original New Zealand Ten Shilling banknote from the 1956–1967 Fleming signature series

This is a 1933 New Zealand sixpence

Obverse features a frontal crowned monarch with three fleurs-de-lis

aUNC (about uncirculated) indicates a coin that shows only the lightest signs of wear on the highest points while retaining much of its original lustre and sharp detail

Year: 1762

The reverse shows crowned cruciform shields with the initials "SS" and "C" placed in alternate angles

one of just 75 silver pieces produced

The "Sample" designation is not a traditional numerical grade

Washington Quarter

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