1794 United Kingdom, 1/2 Penny Canterbury Condor TokenA rare 1794 Canterbury halfpenny token from Kent, issued by James Robertson, a linen draper in Canterbury. This 18th century provincial piece captures the eras local trade and civic spirit, with Canterbury Cathedral forming a striking reference on the obverse. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1794 Denomination: 1 2 Penny Grade: gVF EF Grade gVF EF indicates good to very fine wear with clear details, and the surface has been cleaned.

gEF (about Extremely Fine) indicates light

as from a controlled mint-set storage

Reverse: crowned quartered shield with date beneath and the denomination within the design

offering a compact piece of national history and everyday silver currency from mid‑20th century New Zealand

Grade: Very Fine (gVF)

Obverse: Uncrowned left-facing portrait of King Edward VIII rendered with fine proof detail and strong cameo fields

An 1822 France 5 Francs featuring King Louis XVIII

Obverse: Features the effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II surrounded by the customary inscriptions and date

Grade: NGC AU55

dating to 1891

toning or minor marks from the pictured example

This is an attractive 1910 India 1 Anna in uncirculated condition