The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Brilliant Uncirculated Coin SetElven Guards of Mirkwood. The set of two brilliant uncirculated coins portrays Legolas Greenleaf and Tauriel. Highlights Set of two brilliant uncirculated coins minted from Al Zn Br (gold colour) Presented in an attractive display card. Design While Legolas holds the title of Prince of the Woodland Realm and is a High Elf, he is more frequently seen guarding the forest with the Silvan Elves of the Woodland Guard rather than attending court. Tauriel, a

reflecting the change in signatory authority during the mid-1980s

surrounded by the date and inscriptions typical of the Washington quarter design

Year: 1820

plumber and gasfitter — and reflects the practical private coinage used during a shortage of small British denomination coins

clearly indicating "1/2 Mark" surrounded by decorative foliage

Very Fine (VF) indicates the note shows light signs of circulation — minor folds or handling — while remaining free of major creases

Obverse: Features Queen Victoria’s "Old Head" or "Veiled Head" portrait

even wear on the high points with most details still sharply struck and some remaining luster

This piece shows light wear consistent with being in circulated condition and retains clear design details despite a light cleaning that is visible on the surfaces

A 1943 New Zealand Threepence struck in 50% silver

8851 g (approximate)

offering a tangible piece of regional numismatic history from the late 19th century