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| 背面描述 | Triumphal arch vignette at left, a Roman aqueduct at centre, and the Tropaeum Traiani monument at centre-right, with a map of the Roman Empire at right. Guilloche border frames surround the entire composition against a toned underprint. |
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| 防伪类型 | Watermark |
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This is a fantasy or novelty reproduction — Rome never issued paper currency, and Trajan ruled from 98 to 117 AD, nearly fifteen centuries before paper banknotes existed anywhere in Europe. The denomination, sestertius, was a brass coin of the imperial period. Whatever this item is, it is not a genuine ancient monetary instrument and should not be catalogued as one.
Issued in 2007, likely as part of a collector or educational series reproducing historical denominations in modern paper form. The watermark suggests some production investment, but provenance and issuing body require verification before any numismatic value can be assessed.