238-244 Ancient Rome Antoninian Gordianus III, EFThis Antoninianus of Gordianus III is an original silver coin from Ancient Rome, struck during the turbulent years between 238 and 244 A. D. It features a well preserved, youthful portrait of the emperor who became ruler in his early teens. Obverse: Clear portrait bust of Gordianus III, shown youthful and laureate, with a readable legend around the rim. Country: Roman Empire (Ancient Rome) Year: 238244 A. D. Denomination: Antoninianus Composition:

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Year: 1824

The reverse features a powerful perched eagle

This is a 1990 New Zealand 20 Cents proof coin

It’s a small

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gEF denotes a coin in high circulated to lightly worn condition where most major details remain sharp and overall appeal is strong

Uncirculated indicates the coins show no signs of circulation wear and retain their original surfaces

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This coin is NGC graded as "UNC details (obverse cleaned)"