New Zealand 1940 Shilling gEFThis is a 1940 New Zealand shilling, a pre decimal silver coin from New Zealand. Struck in 50% silver with a low mintage of just 500,000, it remains well preserved in gEF condition, offering classic mid20thcentury NZ coin design for discerning collectors. Country: New Zealand Year: 1940 Denomination: Shilling Composition: 50% silver Size: 23. 6 mm diameter Grade: gEF gEF (about Extremely Fine) indicates light, even wear across the high points while

this 10 Pfennigs Notgeld comes from the town of Ohrdruf in Saxe-Coburg and Gotha and dates to the 1914–1924 period

Its original mint luster remains with appealing

Grade: aUnc (about uncirculated)

gEF indicates the coin is in about Extremely Fine condition

Proof coins are specially struck for collectors with polished dies and planchets to produce sharp details and a mirrored background

Denomination: Dime

with the date and other inscriptions around the field

Composition: Silver 90% Ag

22 g (approx)

This 1879 United Kingdom Farthing features the scarce large "9" date variant

Nickel (Sixpence)

Year: 1864