1944 Belgium 2 Francs, Allied Occupation CoinageAuthentic 1944 Belgium 2 Francs from the Allied occupation period, struck during the liberation of Belgium and notable for being minted on steel planchets carried over from wartime coinage. The coin was produced on zinc clad steel planchets originally associated with 1943 steel cents, giving it a distinctive appearance and historical significance tied to wartime metal shortages and Allied production efforts. Country: Belgium Year: 1944 Denomination: 2

India (Princely State)

retains the crisp strike and mirror-like surfaces that define such pieces

a specialist error sought after by collectors for its rarity and historical interest

It’s a small bronze piece that reflects the region’s interwar monetary history

These popular model coins were privately struck in large numbers and became a familiar novelty of the era

struck in a limited run of just 50

Year: 1959

This silvered bronze medal features strong patina and a finely modelled

This 1834 United Kingdom 1½ Pence of King William IV is an historic colonial silver issue struck for use in Ceylon and the West Indies

The grade "VG–Fine" indicates noticeable wear across the design with major elements still visible but with limited finer detail remaining

A 1937 New Zealand Florin offered in good very fine condition

This well-preserved example shows only the lightest signs of circulation and offers classic 20th-century design and appeal for collectors