1745 United Kingdom Shilling, George IIA 1745 United Kingdom shilling from the reign of George II, offered as an attractively toned historic silver coin from mid 18th century Britain. This piece exemplifies period coinage and is well suited for collectors of Georgian era coins. Obverse: Features the right facing crowned bust of King George II with surrounding legend typical of the period. Reverse: Displays the crowned shield design with the date 1745 and the denomination details framed by

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The ship was bound for India when it sank in 1809

This 1934 New Zealand Half Crown is an original pre-decimal coin from New Zealand

Denomination: Half Crown

Denomination: 20 cents

a classic pre-decimal coin reflecting the country's numismatic heritage

It represents the practical response of businesses to a shortage of small change during that period

multiple folds and handling marks

even wear across the high points with most design details remaining clear and well defined — an attractive collector grade that balances eye appeal and affordability

Denomination: One Pound

specific obverse and reverse designs can vary between strikes and issues

Reverse: Displays the crowned shield design with the date 1745 and the denomination details framed by decorative elements common to shillings of this era