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:

Year: 1901

well-preserved example of Imperial Rome’s silver coinage

This piece represents mid-20th-century New Zealand coinage and the transition period in Commonwealth minting

Reverse: Phillip Nathan’s design places the New Zealand Coat of Arms at the center

These model coins circulated widely among the public and remain sought after by collectors for their historical interest and distinctive bimetallic construction

it represents early New Zealand coinage from the pre-decimal era and offers a classic example for collectors focused on the country’s historic issues

this set offers a refined

This 1887 United Kingdom Shilling is a late-Victorian silver coin issued during Queen Victoria’s reign

The grade "Good Fine - Almost Very Fine" indicates a circulated note with moderate wear but no tears or major creases

Denomination: 1 Paisa

Year: 1876

This is a random prefix note