1981 New Zealand Annual Silver Proof SetThis 1981 New Zealand Annual Proof Set is a seven coin collection commemorating the Royal Visit of Queen Elizabeth II. The obverse features the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. The reverse, designed by Paul Beadle, depicts entwined leaves and seeds of the English Oak and the New Zealand Kauri, symbolising the bond between the two nations. Country: New Zealand Year: 1981 Denomination: 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1 Composition: 92. 5% silver $1 coin

Its small size and substantial thickness make it a distinctive piece for collectors of early Islamic and South Asian coinage

Obverse: The front features a Māori waka (canoe) sailing toward the sun

with good overall eye appeal for display or collection

only 600 twin sets were issued

Obverse: The obverse carries the effigy of the reigning British monarch of the period surrounded by the monarch’s titles

with the 50c denomination issued as part of that historic shift

This is a 1913 Prussia 2 Marks silver coin from the historic Prussian state

This set of two brilliant uncirculated coins pits Thorin Oakenshield against Azog the Defiler

A 1967–1968 New Zealand Twenty Dollar note bearing the early prefix 0A0 000105 and the Fleming signature

Reverse: Displays the crowned value within a wreath

Composition: Bronze

Composition: Silver (88% fineness)