1844 United Kingdom Model 1 PennyThe 1844 United Kingdom Model 1 Penny is a popular 19th century trial piece produced by Joseph Moore during government discussions to reform the heavy copper coinage. These model coins circulated widely among the public and remain sought after by collectors for their historical interest and distinctive bimetallic construction. Obverse and reverse: These model pennies were issued as pattern pieces and typically mirror contemporary penny motifs of the

offering attractive obverse lustre and a low mintage of just 240

silver coinage

Grade gEF indicates an Extremely Fine quality with light overall wear

A 1940 New Zealand Half Crown commemorating the Centenary of the Treaty of Waitangi

Country: Danish West Indies / American Virgin Islands

The EF grade indicates a coin with good overall eye appeal and minimal wear confined to the highest points

A 1942 New Zealand Half Crown in Extremely Fine condition

and they pair well with other 19th century Danish or Caribbean issues in any collection

dated 1824 and bearing the portrait of King Louis XVIII

Denomination: 2 Reales

This 1914 Germany 1 Mark coin is an original pre‑World War I silver coin from the German Empire

These are circulated copper‑nickel coins showing typical wear consistent with everyday use