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1867 United Kingdom Birmingham "W.B.Reeves" TokenThe 1867 Birmingham "W. B. Reeves" Token is a brass advertising medallion produced for W. B. Reeves, a hatter in Birmingham, and reflects the practical private tokens used when small change was scarce. This piece is a tangible example of 19th century merchant tokens from the United Kingdom. Obverse: Features a young bust of Queen Victoria with the date, closely resembling contemporary official farthings of the period. Reverse: Displays the merchant's

This 1893 Bolivia 50 Centavos is a late 19th-century silver coin from Bolivia notable for an off-centre strike and visible die cracks that give it character and interest for collectors

Commemorative 1978 Thailand 150 Baht silver coin issued for the 9th World Orchid Conference

The obverse bears Queen Victoria’s "Jubilee Head" portrait

This 1786 Mexico 2 Reales is an 18th-century Spanish colonial silver coin struck for circulation in Mexico

historic piece sought by collectors of provincial Chinese coinage

It’s a compact bronze coin with classic 19th‑century British character and collector appeal

Year: 1817

Year: 1896

8851 g (approximate)

Year: 1913

Year: 1936

Obverse: features a portrait of King Tāwhiao flanked by a kiwi and the New Zealand Coat of Arms

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