1808 British India 20 Cash, Admiral Gardner Shipwreck

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1808 British India 20 Cash, Admiral Gardner ShipwreckRecovered from the wreck of the British East India Company's Admiral Gardner. The ship was bound for India when it sank in 1809, and wasn't rediscovered until 1984. Obverse: Classic East India Company style with period lettering and device typical of early 1800s issues; overall strikes remain clear for the type. Reverse: Denomination and date details are legible within the central design, surrounded by the usual legends found on Company copper

Commemorative 1978 Thailand 150 Baht silver coin issued for the 9th World Orchid Conference

prefixed Y92 and bearing the H

This coin is described as an average circulated example

It offers a compact piece of New Zealand coinage history for collectors and investors alike

with a polished background that highlights the bird’s distinctive features

Obverse: The bust of King Edward VII facing right

includes the national motto In God We Trust on the back

with the customary legend around the rim

depicting her wearing a small crown and veil in the style used for this period

These tokens are of interest to collectors of New Zealand exonumia and local business history—suitable for display or study and often valued for their historical context rather than precious-metal content

This 1981 New Zealand 10 cents coin features a notable clipped planchet error

a classic colonial silver piece prized by specialists and collectors

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