Man and beast (not horses)

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Miner

Series of coins Gibraltar "The Labors of Hercules". On most of these people and the beast:
the Nemean lion
the Lernean hydra
the Ceryneian hind
the Erymanthian Boar
the Bulls - Augean stables

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the Stymphalian birds
the Cretan Bull
the Cattle of Geryon
the Cerberus - three-headed dog

<k>

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Australia,1 dollar and 20 cent, 2010.  150th anniversary of Burke's expedition. 

I'll make an exception for this horse, because there's a camel with it.
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Quant.Geek

Another tongue in cheek play on the theme.  I am somewhat stretching this one, so let me know if I am out of bounds  ;)



RIC 14a: VALENTINIAN I (364-375). Follis. Siscia.

Obv: D N VALENTINIANVS P F AVG. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right.
Rev: GLORIA ROMANORVM / Q K P / B SISC V. Emperor advancing right, holding labarum and grasping captive.

Figure out what the beast is  :)
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SquareEarth

#34
Children and Cat
China, 50 Yuan, 1994, Children Playing on a Winter Day/Dongriyingxitu


Originally by Song Dynasty painter Su Hanchen

Tong Bao_Tsuho_Tong Bo_Thong Bao

Miner

Greece 2 euro 2010. Athenian soldier and a bird

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Greece 2 euro 2002. Mythic Europe and Zeus in the form of a bull

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Italy 2 euro 2005. Again Europe on the bull

@josephjk

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2009 (2066) KM1188 2 Rupees.jpg

2009 Nepal, 2 Rupees

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#39
Botswana 2 pula 1989.jpg

Botswana, 2 pula, 1989.  Boy milking goat.
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Turkey, 25 bin lira, 1995.  World year of tolerance.
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Seychelles 25R 2012.jpg

Seychelles, 25 rupees, 2012.
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<k>

#42


Sudan, 50 piastres, 1972.  F.A.O.
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