NGC 6634160-001 Ch AU Strike 5/5 Surface 3/5 - "light marks" Aureus 240 AD : Rome - Obverse: Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right - Reverse: Aequitas, draped, standing facing, head to left, holding scales in right hand and cornucopia in left - Ref : RIC 72a. C.24. Calicò 3185

ROMAN EMPIRE-238-244-AUREUS-GORDIAN III-NGC CH AU 5/5;3/5

In NGC 6156281-007, graded Ch XF, Strike: 5/5, Surface: 2/5, Fine Style, scratches. Domitian. As Caesar, AD 69-81.  Aureus Struck early AD 76-early 77. ,Rome , CAESAR AVG F DOMITIANVS, laureate head right / COS IIII, large cornucopia with pair of grape bunches and grain ears. Ref : RIC II.1 918 (Vespasian); Calicó 817

ROMAN EMPIRE-81-96-AUREUS-DOMITIAN-NGC CHOICE XF 5/5;2/5

Nr.cert. NGC Ch VF 4/5 2/5  (6637656-003).
Claudius (41-54 AD). Aureus with Agrippina the Younger, ND (50-54 AD), Rome. 
Obv.: TI CLAVD CAESAR AVG GERM P M TRIB POT P P. Laureate bust of Claudius facing right.
Rev.: AGRIPPINAE - AVGVSTAE. Draped and laureate bust of Agrippina the Younger facing right.
Ref : Calicó 396e - RIC 80.

ROMAN EMPIRE-41-54-AUREUS-CLAUDIUS-NGC CH VF 4/5;2/5 

Nr.cert. 6631351-012
Tiberius 14-37AD - Aureus of Lugdunum, 14-17 AD, Avers : TI CAESAR DIVI AVG FAVGVSTVS laureate head right. R/. PONTIF MAXIM female figure (Livia?) seated right, holding sceptre and flower. Sear 1760; Cal 305c; C15; RIC 25

ROMAN EMPIRE-14-37-AUREUS-TIBERIUS-NGC AU 4/5-2/5

Nr.cert. 82448001
Obverse: Head to left, date below;
Reverse: Crowned spade-shaped shield of 4-fold arms, with central shield of Savoy, between 2 oak branches, collar of order suspended below, value 'L.80.' divides mintmarks at bottom;
Ref: KM# 123, Fr# 1133, C# 108

ITALY-1825-L-80 LIRE-CHARLES FELIX-PCGS MS61

Nr.cert. 84653572
Obverse: Bust of King Vittorio Emanuele III in high uniform. Below, at left, a knot in a rectangle;
Reverse: Allegoric figure of agricultural Italy depicted as a women carrying a sheaf of wheat on her left and with her right hand on a plow. The value is in the background left and right of the woman. Below, in the exergue, are the name of the engraver and tof the author and the date between mintamark and the Star of Italy.
Ref: KM# 50, Fr# 26

ITALIE-1912-R-100 LIRE-VITTORIO EMANUELE III-PCGS MS62+

Nr.cert. 49945621
Obverse: Crowned shield with fifteen quarters set on a double-headed eagle beneath a crown cutting off the legend at the top;
Reverse: Indented Latin cross terminated by crowns.
Ref: MIR.132 - F.835

ITALY-1519-1556-ECU D'OR-CHARLES V-PCGS MS63

PCGS CERT 39281039
Franz I 1804-1835
Gold medal, 1816, Visit of the Emperor to the Milan Mint, 17/02/1816
Obverse: IANO CLAVSO FELICITATE PVB. ADSERTA
Reverse: FRANCISCVS AVSTR. IMP. LONGOB. ET VEN. REX OFFICINAM MONETARIAM MEDIOLANENSEM INSPEXIT XVII KAL FEBRVARII MDCCCXVI
Ref: Montenuovo 2444

The visit of the Emperor to the Milan Mint on February 17, 1816, is an interesting event, particularly because it took place during a complex period of European history, just after the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte and during the process of re-establishing European monarchies after the Napoleonic Wars.

ITALY-1816-MEDAL-Franz I-Milan-PCGS SP61

Nr.cert. 49945539
Obverse: Portrait of young King George I head facing right, date below;
Reverse: Arms within crowned mantle, denomination below;
Ref: 	KM# 49, Fr# 15

GREECE-1876-A-20 DRACHMES-GEORGES I-PCGS AU53

Nr.cert. 49945636
Obverse: A multiple-quartered shield crowned by a wreath bisecting the legend at the top;
Reverse: Cross potentate within a double quatrefoil with trefoil at the corners, flanked by four annuli.
Ref. Cy4132 - F.170

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