1845 United Kingdom Fourpence, Maundy issueThis 1845 United Kingdom Fourpence is a classic example of Maundy coinage from the Victorian era, issued as part of the ceremonial Maundy distribution and preserved in uncirculated condition. Obverse: The coin bears the young bust of Queen Victoria facing left, surrounded by the customary royal legend and date. Reverse: The reverse features the traditional crowned Tudor rose design with the denomination clearly indicated and the year of issue below.

A historic 1882 British North Borneo One Cent coin

carrying the signature of Reserve Bank Chief Cashier H

Grade: VF (Very Fine)

but major design elements remain well defined

reflecting British monetary practice in the early 19th century

collectible example for anyone interested in Indian princely states or colonial-era numismatics

Size: Diameter 19 mm

Year: 1979

Obverse: Features the right-facing crowned bust of King George II with surrounding legend typical of the period

facing left

grade: Extremely Fine

presented with a PCGS grade of AU58