1952 SILVER 5 SHILLING SOUTH AFRICA POOR reflecting the country’s monetary evolution

reflecting the country’s monetary evolution during the late 20th century

This 2006 50 Pence coin from the Bailiwick of Guernsey represents a notable addition to any numismatic collection

Its age and silver content render it both a tangible connection to 16th-century England and a worthy investment for numismatists

2008 SILVER FIVE POUNDS GUERNSEY

1835 CORK UNOFFICIAL FARTHING TOKEN ( REF 263 )

1952 SILVER 5 SHILLING SOUTH AFRICA POOR reflecting the country’s monetary evolutionA stunning example of South African numismatic history, this 1952 silver 5 shilling coin commemorates a significant year in the nation's heritage. Struck in . 925 sterling silver, the piece displays excellent detail with crisp imagery characteristic of mid 20th century coinage. The reverse features the springbok, South Africa's national emblem, whilst the obverse bears the effigy of King George VI. A desirable addition for collectors of Commonwealth