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1757 United Kingdom Sixpence, aVFThis 1757 United Kingdom sixpence is an 18thcentury silver coin from the reign of George II, offered in aVF condition. Obverse: crowned bust of King George II facing right with period legend around the rim. Reverse: crowned quartered shield with date beneath and the denomination within the design. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1757 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver (92. 5% silver) Size: ~19 mm Weight: ~2. 8 g (approximate) Grade: aVF (About

A run of ten consecutive New Zealand One Dollar star notes from the AA* prefix

Obverse: The obverse features the crowned bust of the reigning monarch wearing a robe that includes a small elephant motif which led to the coin’s informal nickname

This high-quality selection excludes New Zealand

gEF indicates the coin is in about Extremely Fine condition

Liberty Head "V" Nickel is a classic American five-cent coin from the early 20th century

struck with extra care to produce a higher‑quality finish and sharp detail compared with regular circulation strikes

This proof example combines strong relief with polished fields for clear detail and visual contrast

Obverse: Features the effigy of King George VI

Obverse: Portrait of King George VI in left-facing profile surrounded by royal titles and date

with only light

Reverse: Depicts the huia perched amid foliage

making this coin both attractive for display and desirable to error‑coin collectors

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