Rome Trajan Silver Denarius 98-117AD aEF

Rome Trajan Silver Denarius 98-117AD aEFThe Trajan Silver Denarius, minted between 104 107, features the portrait of Emperor Trajan on the obverse and Arabia, the personification of the Arabian Peninsula, standing on the reverse. Trajan's reign was marked by his military campaigns, including his conquest of Arabia, and the coin serves as a symbol of his military victories and cultural influence.

the design also incorporates The Perth Mint’s historic ‘P’ mintmark

These additions both decorate and protect the coin

Note: serial numbers will vary from image and the back of the cards are becoming slightly unstuck

The coin comes in a luxury case

Compared to the original 1984 mintage of 183

Known as Macquarie Light was designed by convict architect Francis Greenaway

The coin’s artistry depicts a dragon and a qilin in colour

A striking synthesis of full-colour and traditional numismatic sculpture

With the mintmark "Mo" and the words "Independencia y Libertad" on the edge

He piloted the first transpacific flight and the first flight between Australia and New Zealand

9 pure silver legal tender

Cast Silver Bars are engraved with individual numbers and protected with holograms with identification codes