1860-67 New Zealand Trade Token Edward ReeceIssued between 1860 and 1867, this Edward Reece trade token is a significant example of New Zealands "unofficial" currency history. While the British Government was slow to provide sufficient small change to its distant colonies, Christchurch traders like Reece filled the void with these high quality bronze tokens. The reverse displays the "Advance Canterbury" motif, reflecting the immense civic pride and rapid expansion of the region during the mid

grade: Brilliant Uncirculated

Size: 16 mm diameter

these tokens were commonly used by merchants and customers alike and now appeal to collectors of exonumia and New Zealand historical memorabilia

it removes the guesswork from gifting

This two-coin presentation celebrates the Civil War with collectible proof finishes

Denomination: Crown

well-preserved silver award with clear date and recipient details from the early 20th century

Composition: Bimetallic — nickel-zinc centre with copper ring

the New Zealand coat of arms at centre and a portrait of Māori King Tāwhiao at right

Composition: Brass

it suits collectors of 19th-century European coinage

41 mm thickness