1917 Germany Heidelberg 10 pfennig Notgeld

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1917 Germany Heidelberg 10 pfennig NotgeldAn authentic 1917 Notgeld from Heidelberg, this 10 Pfennig piece represents Germanys wartime emergency currency from the World War I era. It reflects local responses to currency shortages during and after the conflict, making it a compact glimpse into history for collectors of German Notgeld and regional issues. Country: Germany Year: 1917 Denomination: 10 Pfennigs Composition: Iron Size: 21. 0 mm Weight: 3. 16 g (approx.)

Obverse: The obverse bears the crowned portrait of Queen Elizabeth II

Country: Indian Sultanates

retaining strong eye appeal and sharp detail

Fine grade indicates clear signs of circulation such as folds

Denomination: 20 Qirsh

This 1993 New Zealand $10 uncut block of four banknotes was released as a limited presentation pack to commemorate the introduction of the Series 5 "Brighter Money" design

Good - Very good indicates moderate wear with readable details and some flattening of high-relief areas

holding a simpulum in her right hand and the palladium in her left—symbols of purity and protection

Country: Norway

Very Fine (VF) indicates moderate wear across high points with clear major details and readable devices and legends

This is an original Roman silver denarius from the reign of Emperor Septimius Severus (193–211 AD)

The 2001 New Zealand Annual Uncirculated Set celebrates the Kererū

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