British North Borneo 1891H Half Cent

British Protectorate





Reference: KM# 1

Grade: Choice AU

Value: Half Cent

Bronze

Obverse: Denomination within wreath

Reverse: National arms, date below

Mintage: 2,000,000

Beautifully Brown toned piece with great details, only very minor rub located on the obverse.

Error Coin: Lincoln 1 cent

Japan





Reference: Y# 201

Grade: UNC

Value: 1 cent

3.1100 gram, 19.05mm.

Ruler: Emporer Mutsuhito (Meiji)

Edge: Plain

Mintage: 5,558,605,000 pieces.

A gift from my mentor, first error coin I've ever receive. Off center struck. Love it, thank you.

Japan 1 Yen 1903

Japan





Reference: Y# A25.3

Grade: UNC

Value: 1 Yen

26.9600 gram, 0.9000 Silver, 0.7801 oz. ASW, 38.1mm.

Ruler: Emporer Mutsuhito (Meiji)

Obverse: Dragon with beaded circle, legend above, written value below

Reverse: Value with wreath, chrysanthemum above

Note: Reduced size

Mintage: 5,131,096 pieces.

A UNC piece with minor cabinet friction on the reverse, not cleaned. Tough to located UNC pieces for early date of Meiji 1 Yen. Splendid example with nice lusters & strong calligraphy.

Vietnam 5 Hao 1946

Rebel Communist State






Reference: KM# 2.2

Grade: UNC

Value: 5 Hao

Aluminium

Obverse: Ceremonial pot

Obverse Leg.: VIET-NAM DAN-CHU CONG-HOA

Reverse: Value Raised in star

Mintage: Unknown.

This Vietnam coin is consider one of the valuable piece after the independent of Vietnam. There're 2 types of coins for this series. One of it is incused design which is used for circulation, the above is raised design which is minted earlier. This series is believe to be taken away straight from the mint when it was minted & never been circulated.

Cambodia 1 Fuang (1835 - 1904)

Kingdom, Norodom I





Reference: KM# 32.1

Grade: VF

Value: 1/8 Tical

Copper-Billon, 3.2 g, 15mm.

Ruler: Norodom I

Obverse: Hamza bird without small circle at left

Mintage: Unknown.

The monetary system: 2 Att = 1 Pe, 4 Pe = 1 Fuang, 8 Fuang = 4 Salong = 1 Tical

This piece is crudely hand struck in Copper/Billon(Love Grade Silver), with a single die on a flat, black surface.