Roman Empire, Hadrian, Silver Denarius, 125-128 AD, aF PNCs - $1 especially lucky red envelopes filled

especially lucky red envelopes filled with money

it became known as the ‘Shilling Ram’ and represented Australia's growing wool industry

since 1917

The coin’s design features a powerful steam-driven train emerging from the Australian landscape and honours the important role our railways have played in building our nation

The reverse depicts a coloured portrait of Dame Nellie Melba and includes the rhododendron flower

Roman Empire, Hadrian, Silver Denarius, 125-128 AD, aF PNCs - $1 especially lucky red envelopes filledROMAN IMPERIAL, NERVA ANTONINE, Hadrian (117 138 AD), Silver Denarius (3. 28g, 17mm), Rome mint 125 128 AD. Obv. Laureate head right, drapery over left shoulder, "HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS". Rev. Concordia enthroned left, "COS III". RIC 172; RSC 328a. Toned, evenly worn, Fine near Fine.