Rome Geta, Silver Denarius 200-202AD gVF

Rome Geta, Silver Denarius 200-202AD gVFObverse: The bare headed, draped and cuirassed bust of Geta faces right, accompanied by the inscription P SEPT GETA CAES PONT. This youthful portrait reflects his status as Caesar, heir to the Severan dynasty. Reverse: Nobilitas, the personification of nobility, stands right holding a sceptre and the Palladium. The imagery emphasises honour, prestige, and the legitimacy of Getas imperial lineage. Details: Struck in Rome between AD 200 and 202, this

She had four giant sons

woodland and grassland in all states and territories except Western Australia and the Northern Territory

Grade MS62

with a mere 5

Lamination peels are not considered particularly high end for the most part by error collectors however

999 Fine Silver—stacks & interlocks with the other 2 sizes

we can cut through fabricated illusions

Backed by the Western Australian Government

known in Welsh as Y Ddraig Goch

Struck in 1oz 999 pure silver with a metallic finish

the collectible is protected by a branded case

Note Printing Australia and the Reserve Bank released only 800 rare banknote portfolios to commemorate the 25th anniversary of decimal currency in 1991