1941 East Africa ShillingThe 1941 East Africa Shilling is a historical coin issued for use across the East African territories during the World War II era. This example represents mid 20th century colonial currency and is prized by collectors of British Commonwealth and African coinage. Country: East Africa Year: 1941 Denomination: Shilling Composition: Billon 25% silver Size: 27. 8 mm diameter

offered in VF condition with attractive detail and light wear

This attractive example shows strong original luster with light toning and comes from a limited mintage of 100

Country: Baroda (Princely State)

MS63 (Mint State 63) indicates a coin that is uncirculated with moderate marks or hairlines and overall attractive eye appeal

with the denomination and wreath encircling the design

The 1835 British India 1 Rupee from the East India Company is an important early 19th-century silver coin that helped standardise currency across Company territories

photos are indicative and individual coins may vary in marks and surface characteristics

A compact historical coin from the princely state of Mewar in India

folds are present but the design remains clear and complete

shown youthful and laureate

A scarce 1830 East India Company 1/4 Anna from the Bombay Presidency — an attractive early British India copper coin showing traces of original lustre

the coin retains overall appeal and legibility of legends and devices