1844 United Kingdom Model 1/2 PennyThis 1844 Model 1 2 Penny is one of the widely circulated pattern pieces produced by Joseph Moore during the mid 1840s when proposals to reform Britains heavy copper coinage were under discussion. These popular model coins were privately struck in large numbers and became a familiar novelty of the era. Attributes: Country: United Kingdom Year: 1844 Denomination: 1 2 Penny (Model) Composition: Bimetallic nickel zinc centre with copper ring Diameter:

offering attractive obverse lustre and a low mintage of just 240

it’s an interesting example of mid-20th century Australian coinage

The 1861 United States Seated Liberty Dime is a classic mid-19th century U

Denomination: Crown (fantasy)

Size: 26 mm diameter

Size: 16 mm (diameter)

Year: 1855

a small silver coin from New Zealand’s pre-decimal currency era

rendered with strong lines and traditional heraldic presence

It delivers the historic design and intrinsic metal value collectors expect from early Kennedy halves

It’s a great choice for collectors seeking original silver coins from the pre‑1965 era

rendered with sharp relief and mirror fields