AD276-277 Ancient Rome Probus TetradrachmThis ancient Roman tetradrachm was issued in Alexandria during the reign of Emperor Probus (Marcus Aurelius Probus), struck around AD 276277. It is a historic, silver plated copper coin representative of late 3rd century Roman provincial coinage. Country: Alexandria (Egypt) Year: AD 276277 Denomination: Tetradrachm Composition: Silver plated copper Weight: 8. 30 g (approximate)

with legend around and the date below

With a relatively low mintage this year

retaining original crispness

adding distinct personality and interest to this small silver coin

offering a scarce date in higher grades for collectors of New Zealand pre-decimal coinage

It’s a solid example for collectors of Georgian silver coinage

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The 1923 Australia Penny is a historic bronze coin from Australia

A hammered 1773 Peru 2 Reales silver coin from colonial Peru

This well-proportioned coin makes a strong display piece for any collection of European or world silver coins

Composition: Aluminum

Format: eGift card