Compare the SAC Dollars
300 DPI Scans
Macro Photgraphs
All photographs shot with same Light Source.
Color differences must be from a coating on the coin.
(i.e. the Millenium strike and Goodacre presentation coin).
SAC MON VRB AVGG ET CAESS NN
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Sac Mon Urb Augg et Caes NN or Sacra Monet Augg et Caes Nostr
Sacred money of Rome, our emperors and our Caesars.
Saec Fel ...
SAC. CAP. OEC. ISEL. HEL. Vaillant, supported by Bimard, interprets Colonia Certamen Sacrum Capitolinum, Oecumenicum, Iselasticum, Heliopolitanum, ...
La légende veut que les Volques Tectosages qui migrèrent vers le Languedoc aient participé au sac de Delphes et se soient emparés d'une partie des trésors du temple d'Apollon de Delphes (à l'origine de l'or des Tectosages "aurum Tolosanum") et ...
KELLY: Hey, this is working in that we now have the Sac Dollar and the very exciting statehood quarters... much progress has been made since this problem was first stated here in 1996.
No possibility of numismatic value in pocket change ...
Emperor head rt./SAC MON VRB AVGG ET CAESS NN, Moneta stands left holding scales, RQ in exergue, Rome mint, RIC 102b. Centered, brown patina, decent portrait and clear rev., about Very Fine....$55 SOLD Photo ...
Constantius I as Augustus, AE Follis, 306, Rome, Officina 1
IMP C CONSTANTIVS P F AVG
Laureate head right
SAC MON VRB AVGG ET CAESS NN
Moneta standing left, scales in right hand, cornucopiae in left
R wreath P in exergue
26mm x 28mm, 12.14g ...
R3636* 3245 Maximianus I: AE 26 Follis
$105.00
Obv. IMP C MAXIMIANVS P F AVG Laur. bust r.
Rev. SAC MON VRB AVGG ET CAESS NN Moneta stg. l.
9.99 g
Sear 3636v; RIC 111b (Roma) uneven, oth. nice EF, full silvering ...
Augustus AE24 of Parium, Mysia, c27 BC. M BARBATIO M N ACILIO II VIR C G I P Bare head of Augustus right / P VIBIO SAC CAES Q BARBA PRAEF PRO II VIR Priest plowing with two oxen.
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The same applies for the Sac Dollar and Washington Quarter dies, and the Australian $1 and 10c dies. However, a grey area rises when dies of the same denomination are used in combinations that may be normal in some years but not in others.
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