1876 United Kingdom Gold SovereignThe 1876 United Kingdom Sovereign is a classic gold coin from the long running British sovereign series. Minted in the Victorian era, it pairs bullion value with a storied tradition in 22 carat gold (91. 7%). Obverse bears Queen Victoria's portrait. The reverse depicts St George slaying the dragon, a design that has defined the sovereign for generations. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1876 Denomination: 1 Sovereign (1) Composition: 91. 67% gold Size:

A 1988 one dollar proof coin celebrating the yellow-eyed penguin

This small silver coin reflects the region's monetary history and is ideal for collectors of world and Southeast Asian coins

The grade gEF indicates the coin shows light wear on the highest points while retaining most design details and overall eye appeal

Obverse: features the left-facing portrait of King George VI with the traditional royal inscription around the rim

Reverse: Shows a detailed vignette of Mitre Peak in Milford Sound

denomination: 1/2 Mark

Heavily circulated and tarnished items as pictured

so expect clear signs of circulation such as surface wear and softened details while the design and date remain readable

wear or other distinguishing features from the pictured example

Composition: Mixed metals (assortment varies)

This 1924 Manchester Block Jubilee Medal commemorates the 50th anniversary of settlement in the Manchester Block near Feilding

This example shows a notable die crack around the “ONE PENNY” legend