1953 New Zealand Crown, ProofA beautifully struck 1953 New Zealand Crown, produced as a proof issue for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. This scarce collectors coin offers a superior finish and historic appeal from New Zealands early Elizabethan era. Country: New Zealand Year: 1953 Denomination: Crown Size: 38. 61 mm diameter, 2. 9 mm thickness Weight: 28. 28 g

Obverse: Portrait of King George IV facing left with the surrounding legend denoting his regal title and name in period style

this coin combines solid silver content with proof-quality finish

This 1956 New Zealand Penny (NSS — No Shoulder Strap) is a scarce variety from the transitional year when a shoulder strap was added to the monarch's bust

"aVF" denotes About Very Fine — the coin shows moderate

Denomination: Crown (fantasy)

Reverse: Shows the traditional crowned cruciform shields and sceptres with the date beneath

Its 35mm silver composition makes it a compact and attractive medal for collectors of 19th-century New Zealand memorabilia

a bold heraldic design central to the Austro-Hungarian monarchy

The 1897 United Kingdom Trade Dollar is a late-Victorian silver trade coin issued for use across East Asian trade routes

George Slaying the Dragon" design

with the word "RUPEE" and floral elements typical of the period

The obverse features the left-facing effigy of King George VI with the customary royal legend around the rim