Rome Domitian Silver Denarius 95-96AD aEF

Rome Domitian Silver Denarius 95-96AD aEFThis silver denarius was struck at the Rome mint during the final years of Emperor Domitians reign (AD 8196), specifically in 9596 AD. The obverse features a finely detailed, laureate head of Domitian facing right, with the legend IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P XV encircling the portrait. This inscription translates to "Imperator Caesar Domitian Augustus Germanicus, Pontifex Maximus, Tribune of the People for the 15th time," reflecting both his

each coin is set in an official Perth Mint card bearing the official ANDA logo and the dates of the 2023 Brisbane Money Expo

Bowles had used the version of the Southern Cross seen in the Victorian State Arms rather than the National Arms

The development of Australia's polymer banknotes began after counterfeit $10 notes were discovered in 1966

These include a distinctive top-to-bottom window

The Fraser's Dolphin was only officially discovered in 1956 after Francis Fraser identified the species from a mislabelled skeleton in the British Museum

An official issue of the ANDA 2025 Melbourne Money Expo

Official legal tender

preventing its victim from being able to flee

The distinctly unfinished reverse

A perfect recreation of the 1930 Penny design

with juveniles hunted by crabs

Features two embellished self-adhesive stamps