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Auction 332 | Lot 11259 » Ancient Coins » Roman
Ancients: Octavian. 28 B.C. AR denarius (319 mm, 3.93 g). Uncertain eastern mint. Bare head of Augustus right / AEGVPTO CAPTA, crocodile right. RIC I 545; HCRI 432 (same dies); CBN 928; RSC 4. Darkly toned XF and a superb example of this very rare type. Of the utmost historical importance.
The crocodile, the symbol par excellence of Egypt, combined with this simple two-word legend, AEGYPTO CAPTA, refers to the subjugation of Ptolemaic Egypt and its incorporation as an Imperial province after the dual suicide of Mark Antony and Cleopatra in 30 B.C.
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Grade XF

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Sep 20, 2003

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Auction 267 | Lot 7260 » World Coins » China
China, Hupeh. Copper 20 cash CD 1906, Four Chinese characters in inner circle with Chinese and Manchu characters around/Dragon in inner circle with Chinese and English characters around, KM-11j, MS64 Brown PCGS. walnut patina with iridescent surfaces. Very rare and the only Mint State example that we have seen. (PCGS# 102550)
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Grade PR64

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Aug 11, 2001

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Auction 230 | Lot 5526 » World Coins » World Coins & Currency
Germany, Saxe-Old-Weimar taler 1587, Facing busts of Friedrich Wilhelm and Johann III/Three crowns over arms, Dav-9774, VF with a small edge cut at 12 o'clock. (PCGS# 102550)
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Grade PR40

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Jun 13, 2000

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