1928 India Princely States Mewar 1/16 RupeeA compact historical coin from the princely state of Mewar in India, dated 1928 a 1 16 rupee that reflects local script and period inscriptions in a tiny, collectible format. Obverse: Features the names of the ancient city of Chitrakoot and the capital city of Udaipur rendered in Devanagari script, presented clearly on the small field. Reverse: Bears the distinctive inscription "Dosti Londhun" (Friendship with London) alongside the date, a striking

Year: 1746

surviving the 2006 demonetisation and offered here in uncirculated condition

Year: 1959

this historic silver coin celebrates a pivotal moment in 19th-century German history

A 1945 New Zealand Florin graded PCGS AU58 — a historic two-shilling coin from the World War II era

specific obverse and reverse designs can vary between strikes and issues

Obverse: Features the right-facing portrait of King George VI with the surrounding royal titulary

historically significant note for collectors of decimal-era paper money

the coin retains overall appeal and legibility of legends and devices

George motif — a desirable piece for collectors of late-Victorian coinage

25% nickel)

Obverse: Features a young bust of Queen Victoria with the date