1959 New Zealand SixpenceThis 1959 New Zealand Sixpence is an attractive, almost uncirculated example of the small denomination coin that once circulated across the country. It pairs classic mid20th century design with the distinctive depiction of the nowextinct huia. Obverse: Features the laureate portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, finely struck with clear details around the hair and facial features. Reverse: Depicts the huia perched amid foliage, a design noted for its crisp

moderate even wear on high points

This small billon coin reflects the region’s commercial importance and long numismatic history

Year: 1890

Denomination: Trade token

Country: Alexandria (Egypt)

A compact 1905 UK Threepence struck in 92

Country: Mexico

Weight: 27

offering good tactile presence despite its modest denomination

Country: Chile

even wear across the high points with most design details clear and well defined

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