1932 UK Half Crown, Extremely Fine1932 UK half crown is a sought after key date for George V coinage. Struck by the Royal Mint in 50% fineness silver, it reflects the interwar period of pre decimal British currency. Obverse features the uncrowned portrait of King George V by Bertram MacKennal, while the reverse showcases George Kruger Gray's quartered shield flanked by crowned monograms. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1932 Denomination: Half Crown Composition: Silver (50% fineness)

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An authentic 1917 Notgeld from Heidelberg

Released in 1993 as a collector-format two-dollar coin

Hardie’s signature series and are presented in uncirculated condition

Obverse: Features Queen Victoria's "Jubilee Head" portrait

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even wear on the highest points and good overall detail and eye appeal for its issue

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Year: 1830

41 g (approx

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