1786 Mexico 2 RealesThis 1786 Mexico 2 Reales is an 18th century Spanish colonial silver coin struck for circulation in Mexico, reflecting the monetary style of the late Bourbon era. Obverse: Draped bust of King Charles III facing right, a classic portrait style used on period coinage that emphasizes the kings profile and regal attire. Country: Mexico Year: 1786 Denomination: 2 Reales Composition: Silver (89. 6% fineness) Size: 27 mm diameter Weight: 6. 77 g (approximate)

Composition: Silvered bronze

though high points show smoothing from circulation

This piece reflects mid-20th century New Zealand coinage and is suitable for collectors seeking historic Commonwealth coins

EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light

Composition: Copper-Nickel

5 mm diameter

Denomination: Ten Shilling

These are authentic United States Barber Dimes from the 1892–1916 series offered at a price per coin

Grade: Uncirculated (roll of 50)

A 1943 New Zealand Threepence notable for seven visible die cracks running across both faces

This token is ideal for collectors interested in regional trade tokens

Year: 1817