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1932 UK Half Crown, Extremely Fine1932 UK half crown is a sought after key date for George V coinage. Struck by the Royal Mint in 50% fineness silver, it reflects the interwar period of pre decimal British currency. Obverse features the uncrowned portrait of King George V by Bertram MacKennal, while the reverse showcases George Kruger Gray's quartered shield flanked by crowned monograms. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1932 Denomination: Half Crown Composition: Silver (50% fineness)

Obverse: Depicts Liberty seated on a rock holding a shield and a liberty pole

Weight: 18

denomination: mixed denominations (six coins)

This is a 1968 New Zealand 5 cents coin featuring the notable "no sea" error — a polished proof strike that appeals to specialist collectors and those looking for an unusual variety from New Zealand’s early decimal coinage

This 1992 Vatican Museum Commemorative Art Medal marks the inaugural release in the Monumenti Musei e Gallerie Pontificie series

A historic trade token issued by the New Plymouth Co-operative Society

offered in gVF condition and reflecting the design and craftsmanship of late 19th-century British coinage

This coin is the familiar 1965 shilling struck in copper-nickel and carries the visual character collectors seek in error pieces

Year: 2018

Denomination: Crown (fantasy/commemorative)

This is a medieval English penny from the Henry III era (reign 1216–1272)

well-defined devices and only light

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