1824 France 5 Francs, Louis XVIIIA historic silver 5 francs coin from France, dated 1824 and bearing the portrait of King Louis XVIII. A classic early 19th century French bullion and circulation piece prized by collectors for its period character and original design. Obverse: Portrait of Louis XVIII facing left, surrounded by the royal legend and date. Reverse: Denomination "5 FRANCS" within a laurel wreath, with the date and other inscriptions around the field. Country: France Year:

An Extremely Fine grade indicates light

Composition: Silver (90% fineness)

Denomination: Assorted pre-decimal denominations (mixed)

denomination: Penny

year: 1941

a small historic silver coin that reflects New Zealand’s pre‑decimal currency and everyday heritage

This example is struck in an alloy containing 68% silver and measures 28 mm across

Year: 1953

presented here in Extremely Fine condition

Recovered from the wreck of the British East India Company's Admiral Gardner

a design noted for its crisp feathering and composition

MS62 indicates a mint state coin with overall good strike and surface preservation