1960 South Africa 5 ShillingsThe 1960 South Africa 5 Shillings is a historic silver coin struck to mark the 50th anniversary of the Union of South Africa. It was issued under Queen Elizabeth II and celebrates a key moment before the country moved to decimal currency. Obverse: Features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, portrayed in formal profile typical of Commonwealth coinage of the period. Reverse: Depicts the Union Buildings, a symbolic representation of national governance

3 g (approximate)

It’s a scarce survivor in high condition—only six examples from 1933 are graded higher by NGC

A 1925 Peruvian 1 Sol struck in 50% silver

MS64 indicates a Mint State coin with attractive eye appeal

A 1935 New Zealand Half Crown

curated as an interesting mix for beginner collectors and an ideal gift for anyone starting a coin collection

This 1930 France 10 Francs coin is a classic interwar French silver issue

Grade: Excellent aUNC

notable as the only bi-metal example issued for this denomination

Year: 1844

Obverse: features the Imperial German Eagle with a small shield

Weight: 28 g