Gold Half Gram 2011 Marcus Aurelius, Coin from Palau - detailed information

This coin was issued in Palau.

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This coin is part of the "Roman Empire" collection which features reproductions of original antique coins issued in the times of the Roman Empire. The dates on the reverse (which reproduce the obverse of the original, usually displaying the portrait of an Emperor) are given in Roman numerals.

Marcus Aurelius – CIT Coin Invest AG
The Mint says about this coin:

16. An Aureus of Emperor Marcus Aurelius with the inscription AVRELIVS CAES AVG PII FIL (Emperor Aurelius, son of Augustus Pius). Marcus Aurelius, who reigned from 161 up until 180, was also an adopted emperor, just like Trajan and Hadrian. With his reign a long time stability and florescence ended. A severe plague raged in the whole Empire and the attacks by the Teutons, Marcomanni and Parthians required enormous defending efforts in numerous military expeditions in which the Emperor personally took part. The equestrian statue on the Capitoline Hill in Rome still bears witness to this. Next to his achievements as a general Marcus Aurelius was especially known as a philosopher. He is regarded as the last great representative of Stoicism and with his introspections, a collection of stoic quotations, he has made himself immortal. more
CIT Item ID: 25032
Country: Palau
Date of issue: 2011
Denomination: 1 Dollar
Material: Gold .9999
Quality: BU
Mintage: 15000 pcs