1903 Ottoman Empire 1 QirshFrom the Ottoman era administration in Egypt, this 1903 1 Qirsh captures a transitional moment in North African coinage. Its struck in 83. 3% silver, with a 16 mm diameter and a light 1. 4 g profile, reflecting a period when empire influence met local monetary adaptation. The obverse and reverse designs arent described in the available details. country: Egypt (Ottoman Empire) year: AH 1293 1903 04 AD denomination: 1 Qirsh composition: 83. 3% silver

Obverse: features the updated portrait of the Queen used on the Type II series during H

portrayed in formal profile typical of Commonwealth coinage of the period

Composition: 50% silver (remaining alloy)

Year: 1933–1946

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Denomination: Maundy set (four coins)

draped and holding an olive branch and shield

Half Dollar – copper-nickel

5 grams of pure silver (half a troy ounce) within the mixed coins

Obverse: Features the names of the ancient city of Chitrakoot and the capital city of Udaipur rendered in Devanagari script

toning or minor marks

These tokens are of interest to collectors of New Zealand exonumia and local business history—suitable for display or study and often valued for their historical context rather than precious-metal content