1967 New Zealand Ten Cents, Polished/Proof LikeA 1967 New Zealand ten cents coin, polished proof like from a mint set. This year marked the introduction of decimal currency in New Zealand, with circulating coins produced in copper nickel. Country: New Zealand Year: 1967 Denomination: Ten cents Composition: Copper nickel Size: 23. 62 mm Weight: 5. 65 g Grade: Polished, Proof Like The Polished, Proof Like finish indicates a near flawless strike with bright, mirror like surfaces, offering display

Year: 1957

Struck in 1965 for collectors

presented in its original Royal Mint blue folder

Country: British West Africa

eye-catching variant of the standard copper‑nickel 5c

year: 1988

Dated 351–354 AD

This 1675 copper farthing from the United Kingdom captures a pivotal moment in Charles II's currency reform

Grade: MS62

even wear on the high points with most details still sharply struck and some remaining luster

year: 1918

Its well‑preserved design and solid silver composition make it a notable piece for early modern coin collections