Constantine Roma Commemorative Bronze

This is one of a handful of very interesting commemorative issues struck by Constantine the Great. The type offered here is the other of the more affordable types and was made to reaffirm Rome as the centre of the empire in A.D. 330. They are made from bronze and show the Goddess of the city, 'Roma', in a helmet and war gear on the obverse. The reverse shows the She-Wolf suckling the babies Romulus and Remus. This is to symbolise the origin story of the founding of Rome. But what makes these coins so interesting is how well they have survived! At this time bronze coins would circulate so heavily that it is very hard to find them in a good grade. We have a small collection of this commemorative from 1400 years ago in this exceptional About Extremely Fine grade.

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Rome Commemorative AEF(https://coincraft.com/rome-commemorative-aef?utm_source=Subscribers+to+Coincraft.com)

1851 San Francisco Standard Mint Pattern

USA, nickel alloy pattern $5, 1851, San Francisco Standard Mint, plain edge, very rare, NGC XF 40. Kagin-1.

Obverse: coronet Liberty head facing left, WJT on truncation, thirteen stars encircling, date 1851 below; Reverse: olive wreath around, 5 / DOLLARS / SAN FRANCISCO / STANDARD MINT / 22 CARRAT / FINE inside; medal alignment.

Very rare California pattern piece noted by Kagin as Rarity 7 with around six or so examples known. Minor wear noted on the high points and a bit crudely struck using rusted dies (as are most examples) as seen on Liberty's neck and the field around the bust, some definition retained in the locks of hair plus a full LIBERTY visible, pale golden toning with some grayish hues in the fields. NGC #6287944-001.

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USA, nickel alloy pattern $5, 1851, San Francisco Standard Mint, plain edge, very rare, NGC XF 40.(https://auction.sedwickcoins.com/USA-nickel-alloy-pattern-5-1851-San-Francisco-Standard-Mint-plain-edge-very-rare-NGC-XF-40_i44824147)

1922 Waterbury Shanghai Mint Trial Medal

CHINA. Mint Trial Bronze Medal, 1922. PCGS Genuine--Graffiti, AU Details.

Diameter: 39 mm. Struck by the Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Mach. Co. U.S.A with machinery intended for use at the Shanghai Mint.

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CHINA. Mint Trial Bronze Medal, 1922. PCGS Genuine--Graffiti, AU Details.(https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-W6PIT/china-mint-trial-bronze-medal-1922-pcgs-genuine-graffiti-au-details)

1976 Taiwan Guishan Mint Medal

CHINA. Taiwan. Guishan Mint Medal, Year 65 (1976). PCGS MS-67.

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(t) CHINA. Taiwan. Guishan Mint Medal, Year 65 (1976). PCGS MS-67.(https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-W687T/t-china-taiwan-guishan-mint-medal-year-65-1976-pcgs-ms-67)

1903 Tunisia Gold 20 Francs

COIN, TUNISIA, MUHAMMAD AL-HADI BEY
20 Francs - 1903 - Paris - AU(55-58) - Gold

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COIN, TUNISIA, MUHAMMAD AL-HADI BEY(https://www.numiscorner.com/products/coin-tunisia-muhammad-al-hadi-bey-20-francs-1903-paris-au55-58-gold-1)