1787 United Kingdom Sixpence, EFThis 1787 United Kingdom sixpence is a small silver coin from the late 18th century, offered in Extremely Fine condition. A compact piece of Georgian era currency, it suits collectors of British coinage and historical silver. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1787 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver (approx. 92. 5% fineness) Weight: 2. 8 g (approx.) Grade: EF (Extremely Fine) EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light, even wear across the high points

Denomination: 1 Ghersh

VF (Very Fine) indicates light to moderate wear across the high points while most design details remain clear and well defined

This 1801 1 Pfennig from Schaumburg‑Hessen is an authentic copper small denomination coin from the German States period

making this coin attractive to both collectors and investors

making the variety and date readily identifiable

Reverse: Imperial double-headed eagle bearing shield and regalia

Denomination: 1/8 Riksdaler Specie

and the piece retains overall eye appeal

Reverse: Central crowned shield with New Zealand motifs and the denomination and date beneath

Denomination: 5 cent

It features a red serial and comes with a booklet

Egypt (Roman provincial issue)