1840 Danish West Indies / American Virgin Islands 10 SkillingA mid 19th century 10 Skilling coin from the Danish West Indies (modern day American Virgin Islands), struck in 1840 and issued during the islands' period under Danish rule. A compact silver coin prized by collectors of colonial and Caribbean numismatics. Country: Danish West Indies American Virgin Islands Year: 1840 Denomination: 10 Skilling Composition: 62. 5% silver Size: 17 mm diameter Weight: 2. 436 g These coins are sought after for their

Obverse: Features the right-facing bust of King George II with the unusual privy mark "LIMA" beneath the bust

A la Collection de 15 Rosiers"

though minor contact marks may be present

The "Sample" grade from PCGS indicates this coin was graded and encapsulated solely for demonstration and educational display

The 1835 British India 1 Rupee from the East India Company is an important early 19th-century silver coin that helped standardise currency across Company territories

It represents a compact

Extremely Fine (EF) indicates light to moderate wear on the highest points while major design elements remain clear and well defined

This 1890 Sarawak One Cent dates from the era of Rajah Charles C

creating a distinct

This 1964 United States Washington Quarter is a classic silver circulation coin from the final year of regular-issue 90% silver quarters

and wasn't rediscovered until 1984

with the surrounding legend identifying the monarch and regnal titles