1796 British India Bengal Shah Alam 1 PiceA 1796 British India Bengal Shah Alam 1 Pice an authentic late 18th century copper coin from the Bengal Presidency during the reign of Shah Alam. A compact, historically interesting piece that reflects the monetary circulation and colonial era tooling of its time. Country: British India (Bengal) Year: 1796 Denomination: 1 Pice Composition: Copper Diameter: 28. 2 mm Weight: 8. 3 g

000 sent to New Zealand

Classic 1963 United States Washington Quarter struck in 90% silver

offered as a certified MS62 piece with attractive toning

This 1963 New Zealand Threepence is a collectible pre-decimal coin notable for its distinctive "split planchette" mint error

offering a well-preserved example of mid-20th century New Zealand coinage sourced directly from a mint bag

Obverse: Features the right-facing portrait of King Edward VII with the traditional royal legend around the rim

a classic piece from our pre-decimal coinage

6 mm size and 50% silver composition make it a desirable example for collectors of Commonwealth and New Zealand coinage

representing Tudor-era coinage with historical and collector appeal

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

EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light to moderate wear on the high points with most design details remaining clear and attractive for display

Composition: Silver (88% fineness)