1817 United Kingdom SixpenceThis 1817 United Kingdom Sixpence is a small silver coin from the Regency era, struck during the reign of King George III. Its a compact historical piece that reflects early 19th century British coinage and design. Obverse: Laureate portrait of King George III facing right with the royal legend around and the date below. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1817 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver (92. 5% fineness) Diameter: 19 mm Thickness: 0. 5 mm

Reverse: The Liberty Bell is centered with a small eagle to the right and the motto "E PLURIBUS UNUM" along the rim

It offers historical charm and solid silver content in a substantial 37 mm format

eye-catching variant of the standard copper‑nickel 5c

Multiple examples are available

with the customary legend around the rim

The 1923 Australia Penny is a historic bronze coin from Australia

Ideal for collectors of colonial-era coins or those building a regional collection

denomination: One Dollar

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This is a 1973 Hong Kong 50 cents coin presented as a PCGS "Sample" to demonstrate grading and encapsulation during HICC - August 2023

A scarce local commemorative piece (MOREL 1924/1)

Grade: Almost uncirculated