1855 Paris Exposition Universelle Medaille d'Honneur (Medal of Honor)

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1855 Paris Exposition Universelle Medaille d'Honneur (Medal of Honor)An early gilt bronze Medal of Honour from the 1855 Paris Exposition Universelle, this piece commemorates Alexandre and his son for their contributions at the fair. It reflects the era's commemorative craftsmanship and the transformative spirit of mid 19th century world exhibitions. Country: France Year: 1855 Denomination: Medal Composition: Bronze gilt Size: 44. 5 mm diameter Weight: approx. 22 g

Very Fine (VF) denotes a coin with moderate

gVF (good Very Fine) indicates clear major details with moderate even wear across high points

Reverse: Displays the crowned Australian shield flanked by floral emblems and the denomination THREEPENCE with the date below

925 Sterling Silver for the $1 coin

Reverse: Shows a detailed vignette of Mitre Peak in Milford Sound

Composition: Mixed metals (assortment varies)

These survivors are uncommon and make a neat addition for collectors of modern New Zealand coinage

Denomination: 2 Mils

it offers a tangible link to a time of military vigilance and evolving religious policy that shaped the empire’s economy

wearing a laurel wreath and cap with the word "LIBERTY" on the headband and the date below

A scarce 1958 New Zealand shilling featuring a notable "broken back" die error

Obverse shows a crowned facing bust with the legend EDWARD DI GRA REX ANGL Z FRANC