1943 New Zealand Threepence, Seven die cracksA 1943 New Zealand Threepence notable for seven visible die cracks running across both faces, offering a tangible piece of minting history and character from mid 20th century New Zealand coinage. Condition note: the die cracks are clear and affect both the obverse and reverse, adding distinct personality and interest to this small silver coin. Country: New Zealand Year: 1943 Denomination: Threepence Composition: Silver (50% fineness) Size: Diameter

The 1940 New Zealand Half Crown is a collectible centennial coin issued to mark 100 years of New Zealand history

Hungary’s first king and a key figure in the nation’s Christian foundations

offering both visual interest and numismatic significance

Diameter: 36 mm

Obverse: Features the dated 1966 Bahama Islands 5 cent portrait and legend as found on Bahamian coinage of that year

Attributes:

This 1858–1899 Bundi 1 Paisa is a historic copper coin from the Indian princely state of Bundi

These coins are compact

Country: Palestine (British Mandate)

plus the national motto

even wear across the high points with most design details still clear and attractive for display or study

Recovered from the wreck of the British East India Company's Admiral Gardner