Roman Republic, Q. Sicinius, Silver Denarius, 49 BC, nVF Silver - 3oz Proof/Antiqued They can often be seen

They can often be seen perched in trees and on rocks and cliffs

which 'morphs' miraculously from one to another as the viewing angle is changed

The Rum Rebellion

Named after the local Aboriginal Yugambeh word for “koala”

Mules and donkeys have provided indispensable service as pack animals during Australia's wartime engagements

Roman Republic, Q. Sicinius, Silver Denarius, 49 BC, nVF Silver - 3oz Proof/Antiqued They can often be seenROMAN REPUBLIC, Q. Sicinius, as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Silver Denarius (3. 72g, 16mm), Rome mint 49 BC. Obv. Diademed head of Fortuna right, "FORT PR" surrounds. Rev. Caduceus and palm frond saltire, laurel wreath above, "III VIR" to field either side, "Q SICINIVS" below. Crawford 440 1; Sydenham 938. Toned, several obverse bankers marks, slightly porous, near Very Fine.