1953 Southern Rhodesia CrownThe 1953 Southern Rhodesia Crown is a commemorative silver coin struck to mark the centenary of the birth of Cecil Rhodes. It is a substantial collector piece that reflects mid20th century colonial era commemorative coinage. Country: Southern Rhodesia Year: 1953 Denomination: Crown Composition: Silver (50%) Size: 38. 5 mm diameter Weight: 28. 28 g (approximate)

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

Denomination: 20 Cash

Grade: Extremely Fine

with the period legend around the portrait

offered here in almost uncirculated condition

with the customary legend around the rim

A genuine 1816 United Kingdom Sixpence

or inclusion in a medallic collection focused on literary anniversaries and 19th-century commemoratives

This 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 Britain’s heavy copper coinage were under discussion

Reverse: shows the denomination alongside the national arms and decorative elements

aUNC (about uncirculated) indicates a coin with only the lightest signs of wear on the highest points while retaining most of its original detail and surface appeal

denomination: sixpence