Rome Marcus Aurelius, Silver Denarius 157-158AD good Fine

Rome Marcus Aurelius, Silver Denarius 157-158AD good FineObverse: The laureate bust of Hadrian faces right, with drapery over the far shoulder. The inscription IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG highlights his authority as emperor following Trajan. The portrait reflects a mature, confident ruler associated with consolidation and stability. Reverse: Concordia is seated left on a throne, holding a patera and resting her arm on Spes, with a cornucopia beneath the throne. The imagery promotes harmony, unity, and

Duke of Cambridge

tender wonder

allegorical tapestry of the battle itself

COUNTRY - Samoa

Note: cracked capsule as per second image

the key relief is separated from the rest of the design using proprietary methods that cut-out and bend the field—this is Lifted Engraving technology

The splendour of the season is beautifully accentuated against the silver background

The 2024 Annual Sets feature five specially selected coins that commemorate some of the most iconic places

captured by Sir Cecil Beaton

The red overprint reading “HALF SOVEREIGN” on some early Australian banknotes was introduced as a precaution during a transitional period in Australia’s monetary system

All three coins are struck to Uncirculated standard

Numbered Certificate of authenticity