1759 German States 1 Kreuzer, NurembergThis 1759 1 Kreuzer is an historic copper alloy coin from the Free Imperial City of Nuremberg, issued during the era of the Holy Roman Empire. Its a compact, collectible example of 18th century German States coinage with solid historical appeal. Country: German States (Nuremberg) Year: 1759 Denomination: 1 Kreuzer Composition: Silver Size: 17 mm diameter

Proof set of New Zealand coinage

With a modest mintage of just 420

The obverse shows the crowned portrait of the reigning monarch with the customary legend around the rim

This 1883 Baroda 2 Paisa is an original copper coin from the princely state of Baroda during the late 19th century

attractive piece for collectors of European imperial coinage and early 20th century silver issues

It’s a desirable historic note for collectors of New Zealand currency and mid‑20th century banknotes

Country: German States (Prussia)

Reverse: Displays the classic crowned cruciform shields and sceptres design surrounded by floral emblems and the date beneath — a familiar layout for Victorian florins

Year: 1862

Reverse: Traditional denomination imagery and design elements consistent with the early 1980s five dollar issue

prized for its historic design and substantial silver content

struck to commemorate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and issued as part of the scarce 1953 proof set