Gallic Empire, Tetricus I, Æ Antoninianus, 270-273 AD, VF PNCs - $5 The Thylacoleo is an extinct

The Thylacoleo is an extinct giant marsupial lion that was part of a range of megafaunal creatures

drew an enthusiastic response in England and its influence soon spread across the world

The 1918 Armistice of Compiègne that silenced the guns on the Western Front

Incorporated into the design are the inscriptions AUSTRALIAN SEA LIFE II - THE REEF and OCTOPUS

the coin’s reverse depicts an adult kookaburra sitting on a tree stump surrounded by eucalyptus leaves and a fern

Gallic Empire, Tetricus I, Æ Antoninianus, 270-273 AD, VF PNCs - $5 The Thylacoleo is an extinctROMAN IMPERIAL, THIRD CENTURY CRISIS, GALLIC EMPIRE, Tetricus I (271 274 AD), Antoninianus (20mm), Treveri mint 270 273 AD. Obv. Radiate crowned and cuirassed bust right, "IMP TETRICVS PF AVG". Rev. Hilaritas stands left, "HILARITAS AVGG". RIC 79. Deep glossy patina, nicer flan size then usual, Very Fine.