1787 UK Sixpence George IIIA genuine 1787 George III sixpence from the United Kingdom, a compact silver coin that reflects 18th century British coinage and history. Ideal for collectors who value period pieces and classic design. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1787 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver 92. 5% (. 925) Size: 21 mm diameter

though the term covers a range from businesslike to gem-quality pieces depending on strike and handling

Composition: Silver (90% fineness)

Denomination: 1 Chuckram

An attractive 1943 New Zealand sixpence offering clear detail and original lustre — a compact silver coin from New Zealand's wartime era

Year: 1822

offered in About Extremely Fine condition with strong detail and only light circulation marks

it indicates the coin was encapsulated by NGC to demonstrate grading and holder appearance for the HICC April 2024 event and should be treated as a display/sample item rather than a graded market grade

A scarce 1830 East India Company 1/4 Anna from the Bombay Presidency — an attractive early British India copper coin showing traces of original lustre

offering a tangible piece of mid‑20th century British history

this coin shows clear major details with moderate wear on high points

skiing and kayaking—paired with the optimistic phrase celebrating New Zealand’s free spirit and quest for adventure in the new millennium

the portrait is typical of the period and shows fine portraiture details