Roman Empire, Gordian III, Silver Antoninianus, 241-242 AD, nVF PNCs - International the most valuable piece of

the most valuable piece of the Crown Jewels that features some of Britain’s most historic stones- the Second Star of Africa

The design includes an Albatross and its chick

The coin’s reverse portrays a snake curled among bamboo stems

This keepsake is a special tribute to the considerate

with the release of the first ever Bluey dollarbucks coins

Roman Empire, Gordian III, Silver Antoninianus, 241-242 AD, nVF PNCs - International the most valuable piece ofROMAN IMPERIAL, THIRD CENTURY CRISIS, YEAR OF THE SIX EMPERORS, Gordian III (238 244 AD), Silver Antoninianus (3. 27g, 21mm), Rome mint 241 242 AD. Obv. Radiate crowned, draped and cuirassed bust right, "IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG". Rev. Apollo seated left, "PM TR P IIII COS II PP". RIC 88; RSC 237. Toned, near Very Fine to Very Fine.