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1863 Sarawak/British Malaysia One CentAn 1863 One Cent from Sarawak, issued during the era of Rajah James Brooke and reflecting the early coinage of British Malayan territories. This scarce copper coin is a firm favourite for collectors of Southeast Asian and colonial numismatics. Obverse: Features the portrait of Rajah James Brooke with legend identifying his title and authority. Reverse: Displays the denomination and date within a wreath design, typical of mid 19th century small copper

4 g (approximate)

Reverse: Shows the iconic kiwi design presented with frosted detail against a brilliant

reflecting the turmoil and craftsmanship of the period

a subtle difference prized by collectors of Victorian copper coinage

giving it a distinctive appearance and historical significance tied to wartime metal shortages and Allied production efforts

offering historical charm and intrinsic metal value from France

Obverse and reverse: These model pennies were issued as pattern pieces and typically mirror contemporary penny motifs of the era

Reverse: Displays the denomination within a wreath and the issuing territory name

Size: Various sizes available to fit different coin diameters

100 grams of circulated New Zealand shillings dated between 1947 and 1965

A 1957 New Zealand Sixpence featuring the scarce "No Shoulder Strap" variety — a collectable error with an estimated mintage of only 200

Year: 1863