1953 New Zealand Sixpence, ProofA finely struck 1953 New Zealand Sixpence presented in proof condition, produced to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and drawn from the limited 1953 proof sets. Country: New Zealand Year: 1953 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Copper nickel Size (Diameter): 19. 3 mm Weight: 2. 83 g Grade: Proof Proof coins are specially struck with extra care and polished dies to produce sharp detail and a superior finish suited to collectors.

making this a desirable collectible that balances eye appeal with clear signs of gentle circulation

historical piece that suits collections focused on early 19th century German states and provincial coinage

Country: East Africa

Denomination: 1/4 Rupee

Weight: 30

This 1883 Baroda 2 Paisa is an original copper coin from the princely state of Baroda during the late 19th century

Denomination: Dime

Five individually labeled New Zealand threepence error coins dating from 1947 to 1965

VF (Very Fine) indicates moderate even wear across the high points with clear major details remaining

originally issued as a Silver Certificate (redeemable in silver at the time of issue)

gift bagged

Its well‑preserved design and solid silver composition make it a notable piece for early modern coin collections