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1927 British Palestine 2 MilsA 1927 2 Mils coin from the British Mandate period of Palestine, this compact bronze piece is a useful addition for collectors of Middle Eastern and British Empire era coinage. It reflects the currency system used locally during the interwar years and is solidly manufactured for everyday handling. The coin is struck in bronze with a 28 mm diameter and 1. 6 mm thickness, offering good tactile presence despite its modest denomination. Country: Palestine

a classic 19th-century French-speaking Belgian issue notable for its substantial silver content and traditional large-florin format

This third and final New Zealand crown is notable as the only crown struck in copper-nickel

offering a tangible piece of mid‑20th century British history

Reverse: Central denomination "5 FRANCS" and date within a wreath

Composition: Gold (90% fineness)

Thickness 1

It is an honest circulated example offered in Very Fine condition

This example shows attractive

This copper-nickel shilling is a collectible piece for general collectors and those specialising in New Zealand varieties

Grade VG–Fine indicates coins show clear signs of circulation with moderate to noticeable wear

Diameter: 10

A 1910 Australian Threepence from the first year of issue