Roman Republic, M. Lucilius Mn.f. M.n. Rufus, Silver Denarius, 101 BC, nVF-VF Silver - 2oz Proof/Antiqued The coin portrays a coloured

The coin portrays a coloured Chinese dragon and a flaming pearl

who contributed to the building of modern Australia and eventually took pride in their creative convict ancestors

At the design’s centre

The Anzac legend was forged in the battles fought on the beaches and hillsides of Gallipoli

only indigenous Australians had seen the vast plains and west-flowing rivers of central New South Wales

Roman Republic, M. Lucilius Mn.f. M.n. Rufus, Silver Denarius, 101 BC, nVF-VF Silver - 2oz Proof/Antiqued The coin portrays a colouredROMAN REPUBLIC, M. Lucilius Mn. f. M. n. Rufus, as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Silver Denarius (3. 59g, 21mm), Rome mint 101 BC. Obv. Head of Roma right, wearing winged Attic helmet, "PV" to left, all within laurel wreath. Rev. Victory commands biga right, "RVF" above, "M LVCILI" in exergue. Crawford 324 1; Sydenham 599. Porous pitted surfaces, broad flan, near Very Fine to Very Fine.