Roman Empire, Gordian III, Silver Antoninianus, 242-244 AD, gF-aVF PNCs - 30c The resulting coins proved a

The resulting coins proved a godsend to the settlement and were not officially withdrawn as legal tender until 1 October 1829

which was established in September 1912 and commenced flying operations at Point Cook

a rare and distinctive creature

Included in the design are representations of eucalypt leaves and spiky seed pods

Orbiting Mars at a remarkably close distance

Roman Empire, Gordian III, Silver Antoninianus, 242-244 AD, gF-aVF PNCs - 30c The resulting coins proved aROMAN IMPERIAL, THIRD CENTURY CRISIS, YEAR OF THE SIX EMPERORS, Gordian III (238 244 AD), Silver Antoninianus (4,20g, 22mm), Rome mint 242 244 AD. Obv. Radiate crowned and cuirassed bust right, "IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG". Rev. Sol stands right, head left, "ORIENS AVG". RIC 213; RSC 167. Deeply toned, near Very Fine good Fine.