1844 United Kingdom Model 1 PennyA well preserved 1844 United Kingdom Model 1 Penny, one of Joseph Moores popular trial pieces produced while the government considered replacing heavy copper coinage. This example shows a notable die crack around the ONE PENNY legend, a characteristic often seen on coins struck from the same dies. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1844 Denomination: One Penny (Model 1) Composition: Bimetallic nickel zinc centre in a copper ring Size: 22 mm diameter

Very Fine grade means the coin has moderate wear but still displays clear details and is scarce in higher grades

A 1949 New Zealand Crown struck to mark the planned royal tour of King George VI

31 g (approximate)

struck around AD 276–277

It represents a compact

Country: Germany

ideal for collectors of colonial-era coinage

1952 South Africa 5 Shillings — a substantial mid-20th century coin noted for attractive rainbow toning and remaining mint lustre

Finish: Proof

marks or distinguishing features

modest contact marks or hairlines for the grade

This compact silver coin is a sought-after piece for collectors of Commonwealth and New Zealand pre-decimal coins