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1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369


1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369
1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369
1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369
1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369
1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369

1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369   1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369

Item: i82369 Authentic Coin of. AU 55 4883536-018 Pedigree / Provenance: Morris Collection; ex CNG XXVI (6/11/93) No. 748 +ROMA CAPVT mVnDI, Roma enthroned, orb in right hand, palm in left. +SNATVS P Q R, lion left.

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  1. Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy
  2. Certification Number: 4883536-018
  3. Certification: NGC
  4. Grade: AU 55
  5. Year: 1256-1265
  6. Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
  7. Composition: Silver

1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369   1256AD ITALY Papal States ROMAN SENATE Senatorial Silver Grosso Coin NGC i82369