1891 India Princely States Baroda 2 PaisaThis 1891 Baroda 2 Paisa is a historic copper coin from the princely state of Baroda, India, offering a tangible piece of late 19th century regional currency. Its substantial size and clear date make it an appealing specimen for collectors of Indian princely states or world copper coinage. Key details Country: Baroda (Princely State, India) Year: 1891 Denomination: 2 Paisa Composition: Copper Size: 29. 5 mm diameter; 2. 9 mm thickness Weight: 16. 3 g

a sought-after error for collectors of New Zealand pre‑decimal coinage

Denomination: Æ Drachm

Reverse: Displays a heraldic eagle with shield

almost uncirculated example of the small denomination coin that once circulated across the country

a classic 19th-century French-speaking Belgian issue notable for its substantial silver content and traditional large-florin format

the design introduced in 1959

Extremely Fine (EF) indicates clear

a compact silver coin from the late 17th century with strong historical character despite a bent

showing only light marks or hairlines visible under close inspection

Grade: Sample (PCGS demonstration for HICC — August 2023)

This uncirculated 1964 United Kingdom Two Shillings (florin) presents a clear broadstrike error that expands the design field and attractive natural toning that enhances its eye appeal

gVF (Good Very Fine) indicates a coin with moderate