351–354AD Ancient Rome Constantius Gallus FollisThis bronze follis from the mid 4th century AD features Constantius Gallus, the Caesar who ruled with Constantine the Great. Dated 351354 AD, it reflects the House of Constantines efforts to restore the empires fortunes during a period of reform and upheaval. Obverse shows a bare headed bust of Constantius Gallus. The reverse bears the Fallen Horseman motif, a dramatic FEL TEMP REPARATIO scene of a legionary dispatching a barbarian foe. country: Roman

This 1936 New Zealand sixpence is a classic pre‑decimal coin from our country

and was produced in a limited run of 100

The 1835 British India 1 Rupee from the East India Company is an important early 19th-century silver coin that helped standardise currency across Company territories

Country: Mexico

year: 1986

Multiple examples are available and the specific coin supplied will be our choice

Weight: 23

retaining much of the coin’s original detail and overall appeal

The 1888 Carmichael College of Medicine Medal is a historic bronze academic award from Ireland

it includes the 1990 $1 and $2 coins and the accompanying banknotes: $1 and $2

Composition: Bi-metal with silver element (proof finish)

A 1914 German silver half-mark coin