1997 Hong Kong Set of Uncirculated CoinsThis is the 1997 Hong Kong Set of Uncirculated Coins, a commemorative issue marking the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, presented in its original illustrative folder. Struck by the Royal Mint (UK), this set honours Hong Kongs historic transition with designs that celebrate Chinese heritage and prosperity. The obverse features the signature Hong Kong Orchid Bauhinia flower on every coin in the set. The reverse designs

Grade gEF indicates a choice circulated coin with most design details clear and only light

updated from earlier issues to a more refined portrait style

1965 New Zealand Shilling with a distinctive clipped planchette error — a genuine minting anomaly that left part of the coin blank missing before striking

Obverse: features the right-facing portrait of Queen Elizabeth II

Obverse: Features a bare-headed

with a clear royal portrait and surrounding legend

The obverse displays the "Old Head" portrait of George II

5 grams of pure silver (half a troy ounce) within the mixed coins

with the 1987 $5 coin dating to roughly 20

a defining element of Reserve Bank issues from this period

A solid addition for collectors seeking World War I era currency with classic design

with the word "RUPEE" and floral elements typical of the period