1882 Chile One PesoThe 1882 Chile One Peso is a notable example of late 19th century South American silver coinage, struck during a period of significant economic transition following the War of the Pacific. This specimen features the iconic Condor design, depicting the Andean condor breaking chains atop a rock, symbolizing Chiles independence and sovereign strength. The reverse displays the Chilean coat of arms within a laurel wreath. country: Chile year: 1882

This is an 1888 United Kingdom shilling

updated from earlier issues to a more refined portrait style

a classical motif commonly used on coins of the era

Country: Austria (Austrian Empire)

retaining strong eye appeal and sharp detail

A finely struck 1953 New Zealand Sixpence presented in proof condition

An 1873 Belgium 5 Francs silver coin

5% silver $1 coin

it celebrates New Zealand’s connection to the Games in a refined proof finish

A fine example of Imperial-era portraiture

Year: 1990

This coin captures a slice of New Zealand’s 1930s coinage history and its enduring silver content