355–361AD Ancient Rome Constantius II SiliquaThis silver siliqua from the mid 4th century Roman Empire captures a pivotal era in coinage and imperial history. Struck during the reign of Constantius II, it reflects the monetary shift of late antiquity as silver issues underpinned everyday commerce between bronze coinage and the gold solidus. For collectors, it offers a tangible link to a time of military vigilance and evolving religious policy that shaped the empires economy. The obverse features

A well-worn 1941 United Kingdom Half Crown

Size: Diameter 26 mm

An 1873 United States Trade Dollar — a significant 19th-century silver coin issued for international trade

mirror‑like finish and exceptional detail compared with regular circulation strikes

1987 National Parks Centennial

Reverse: A crowned shield with traditional New Zealand floral and fern motifs above the denomination and value

with a limited mintage of 9

Country: Ireland

1935 New Zealand threepence is a scarce key date in the pre-decimal coin series

sold as a single pack of coins from that year and mint designation

This 1979 Samoa 10 Tala silver proof commemorates the 200th anniversary of the death of Captain James Cook and is presented as a sterling silver proof with its original case and certificate of authenticity

Denomination: Denga