Gold coin with a raised edge, featuring a man on a horse with a cape, wearing a helmet and holding a spear; man on the horse is facing right; horse is rearing up on hind legs; horse's tail is long and flowing; under the horse is a fallen dragon-like creature; date 1825 stamped at bottom.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 750 × 647 px
- Museum Record
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