AD41-54 Ancient Rome Claudius DupondiusThis is an ancient Roman Claudius dupondius, a bronze coin struck during the reign of Emperor Claudius (4154 AD) and used across the Roman world. It is a tangible piece of imperial history, suitable for collectors of Roman bronzes and ancient numismatics. Obverse: Typically features a draped and laureate bust of Emperor Claudius facing right, identifying the ruler under whose authority the coin was issued. Reverse: Often bears a standing or seated

This 1934 New Zealand sixpence is a classic pre-decimal silver coin from New Zealand

issued for the 50th Anniversary of New Zealand coinage

Year: 1793–1804

This 1817 United Kingdom Sixpence is a small silver coin from the Regency era

Reverse: Displays a commemorative design of a crossed sword and mace beneath the Imperial State Crown and the Southern Cross

A 1948 New Zealand Shilling in attractive Extremely Fine condition

An 1873 United States Trade Dollar — a significant 19th-century silver coin issued for international trade

Year: 1916

Reverse: Displays the crowned shield bearing the royal arms and surrounding legend and date

The 1901 United Kingdom Trade Dollar is a historic silver trade coin struck for use across British trading networks in East Asia

Year: 1945

Obverse: Features Abraham Lincoln’s right‑facing portrait with the inscriptions "IN GOD WE TRUST" above