1943 New Zealand Shilling, gEF1943 New Zealand Shilling in pleasant condition, struck during the World War II era and offered with an attractive, lightly circulated appearance. This historic coin is a compact example of New Zealands silver coinage from the early 1940s. Country: New Zealand Year: 1943 Denomination: Shilling Composition: 50% silver Size: 23. 6 mm diameter Grade: gEF Grade gEF indicates a coin with light, even wear confined to the highest points while retaining good

A 1962 New Zealand Shilling (No Horizon variety) offering a compact

A mid-19th century 10 Skilling coin from the Danish West Indies (modern-day American Virgin Islands)

Denomination: 1 Ghersh

These popular model coins were privately struck in large numbers and became a familiar novelty of the era

EF (Extremely Fine) indicates clear detail with light even wear on the highest points

making this coin attractive to both collectors and investors

Diameter: 12

Weight: 22

offering classic mid-20th century American coinage in original condition

A neat piece for collectors of Commonwealth or New Zealand coinage

Composition: Bronze (Æ)

41 g (approximate)