1953 New Zealand Crown, Queen Elizabeth II CoronationThe 1953 New Zealand Crown commemorates the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and is a distinctive piece from New Zealand's coinage history. This third and final New Zealand crown is notable as the only crown struck in copper nickel. Highlights: Country: New Zealand Year: 1953 Denomination: Crown Composition: Copper nickel This crown is a meaningful historical memento from the early years of Elizabeth IIs reign and appeals to collectors interested in

even wear across the high points while retaining clear detail and overall attractive appearance for collectors

Year: 1930

A compact historic coin that reflects Ethiopia’s imperial symbolism and numismatic heritage

Year: 1948

offered as a mixed lot that lets you explore mid‑century coinage from New Zealand

struck in 90% silver and offered with similar pieces available from stock

Year: 1858–1899

Grade: PCGS MS62

Composition: Silver (91

historic piece

A historic commemorative medal from the 1897 Brussels International Exposition

The clipped planchette is visible along the coin’s rim and affects the overall silhouette while the struck design remains largely intact