1861 German States 1 Thaler, Coronation of Wilhelm and AugustaAn 1861 German States 1 Thaler struck to commemorate the coronation of King Wilhelm I and Queen Augusta, this historic silver coin celebrates a pivotal moment in 19th century German history. Obverse: Conjoined busts of Wilhelm and Augusta portray the royal couple in formal profile. Reverse: A crowned Prussian eagle dominates the field with the coronation date clearly rendered beneath. Country: German States (Prussia) Year: 1861 Denomination: 1 Thaler

Composition: Silver (50%)

Year: 1819

suitable for display or circulation-era sets

Denomination: 1/4 Anna

A classic 1929 France 20 Francs silver coin

"Average / Circulated" indicates visible wear from regular use—fine details on high points are smoothed and some rim and field marks are present

Obverse: The obverse carries the effigy of the reigning British monarch of the period surrounded by the monarch’s titles

offered in about uncirculated condition and presenting crisp details for period silver coinage collectors

though minor contact marks or handling evidence may be present

Denomination: 1 Yuan

This 1933 New Zealand Shilling is a classic pre‑WWII coin from New Zealand

Year: 1890s (possibly early 1900s)