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1903 Ottoman Empire 1 QirshFrom the Ottoman era administration in Egypt, this 1903 1 Qirsh captures a transitional moment in North African coinage. Its struck in 83. 3% silver, with a 16 mm diameter and a light 1. 4 g profile, reflecting a period when empire influence met local monetary adaptation. The obverse and reverse designs arent described in the available details. country: Egypt (Ottoman Empire) year: AH 1293 1903 04 AD denomination: 1 Qirsh composition: 83. 3% silver

Country: India (Mughal Empire)

the set also includes both the Large 10p and the inaugural Small 10p coins as part of this transitional release

depicting the Pīwakawaka (Fantail) fanning its tail on a punga fern branch

a key era just before New Zealand's decimal currency introduction in 1967

25 mm diameter

an early 20th-century silver coin from the German Empire

Denomination: 20 cents

This 1977–1981 New Zealand Ten Dollar star note is a replacement banknote from the Hardie era

and the set features mirror like proof finishes with a certificate of authenticity included

Very Fine indicates moderate wear with most major details visible and only light surface marks

flanked by the denomination and date

000 struck