1935 New Zealand Shilling, Torn Robe Error, VFThis 1935 New Zealand shilling is an attractive circulating coin notable for a clear die break on the obverse that creates a torn robe effect on King George Vs portrait. Its a piece of everyday history with a distinctive minting anomaly that appeals to collectors of British Commonwealth and New Zealand coinage. Obverse: Portrait of King George V in left profile; a die crack near the shoulder produces the characteristic torn robe error as a raised line

Country: Thailand

Weight: 16

A genuine 1806 United Kingdom farthing featuring King George III

Size: 37 mm diameter

Year: 1858–1899

featuring the distinctive Huia bird design that commemorates a unique piece of the country's natural heritage

5% silver (Sterling Silver)

1903 Ethiopia 1 Ghersh silver coin featuring the iconic Lion of Judah design from the early 20th century

each carrying a Nike and scepter — a dramatic scene that emphasizes imperial authority and divine favour

provided to demonstrate the grading and encapsulation process for the HICC event in April 2024

creases and light soiling

“Uncirculated” indicates the coin shows no signs of circulation wear and retains its original strike and fields