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UNITED STATES: U.S. Postal Service - Bronze Medallion, 1847-1972 (40mm, 25.8g)

UNITED STATES: U.S. Mint - Bronze Medal, Bicentennial Commemoration, 1792-1992 (38mm, 24g)

ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coins - Bronze Issue, 18-19mm, 4g, Lot of 2

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Hunghom, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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NATURAL: Baltic Amber Specimen Trio - 59g, 3-7cm, Fossilized Tree Resin: A stunning trio of raw Baltic amber specimens, these unpolished pieces display rich golden hues with deep brown inclusions, characteristic of high-quality fossilized tree resin. The translucency and

2148A: NATURAL: Baltic Amber Specimen Trio - 59g, 3-7cm, Fossilized Tree ResinEst. $200-$300

JAPAN: Taisho Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 10, 11, 12 (1921-1923) - Set of 9 Coins: A collection of nine 10 Sen coins from the Taisho period (1912-1926), each struck in copper-nickel with a weight of 3.75g and a diameter of 22.1mm. The obverse features a stylized cherry blossom

2150: JAPAN: Taisho Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 10, 11, 12 (1921-1923) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

MEGALODON: Fossilized Shark Teeth Fragments - 232g, 2-9cm: A remarkable collection of six fossilized Megalodon teeth fragments, collectively weighing 232 grams, with individual pieces ranging from 2cm to 9cm. These prehistoric relics, preserved in varying

2150A: MEGALODON: Fossilized Shark Teeth Fragments - 232g, 2-9cmEst. $100-$150Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 5 Sen - Copper-Nickel, Year 8, 10, 11, 12 (1919-1923) - Set of 9 Coins: A collection of nine Taisho-period 5 Sen coins, struck in copper-nickel, each weighing 2.63g with a diameter of 19.1mm, issued under Emperor Yoshihito (Taisho). The obverse features Japanese

2151: JAPAN: Taisho Era 5 Sen - Copper-Nickel, Year 8, 10, 11, 12 (1919-1923) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 Coins: This set of nine 50 Sen coins, all minted in Showa 23 (1948), represents Japan’s early post-war currency reform. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm. The obverse

2155: JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 5 Sen - Aluminum-Bronze, Year 13-14 (1938-1939) - Set of 10 Coins: A collection of ten Showa-period 5 Sen coins, struck in aluminum-bronze, each weighing 2.8g with a diameter of 19mm, issued under Emperor Hirohito (Showa). The obverse features a chrysanthemum crest,

2159: JAPAN: Showa Era 5 Sen - Aluminum-Bronze, Year 13-14 (1938-1939) - Set of 10 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 Coins: This set of nine 50 Sen coins, all minted in Showa 22 (1947), represents Japan’s early post-war currency reform. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm. The obverse

2160: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 5 Sen - Copper-Nickel, Year 9, 10, 11, 12 (1920-1923) - Set of 9 Coins: A collection of nine Taisho-period 5 Sen coins, struck in copper-nickel, each weighing 2.63g with a diameter of 19.1mm, issued under Emperor Yoshihito (Taisho). The obverse features Japanese

2161: JAPAN: Taisho Era 5 Sen - Copper-Nickel, Year 9, 10, 11, 12 (1920-1923) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

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JAPAN: Showa 19 (1944) 1 Sen - Tin-Zinc Wartime Coin - Set of 7 Coins: This set of seven 1 Sen coins from Showa 19 (1944) marks one of Japan’s last wartime issues, struck in tin-zinc, a material chosen due to severe metal shortages during World War II. Weighing just

2163: JAPAN: Showa 19 (1944) 1 Sen - Tin-Zinc Wartime Coin - Set of 7 CoinsEst. $20-$40

JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 5 Coins: This set of five 50 Sen coins, all minted in Showa 23 (1948), represents Japan’s early post-war currency reform. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm. The obverse

2164: JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 5 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 9, 12, 15 (1920,1923,1926) - Set of 9 Coins: A collection of nine Taisho-period 10 Sen coins, struck in copper-nickel, each weighing 3.75g with a diameter of 22.1mm, issued under Emperor Yoshihito (Taisho). The obverse features a prominent

2166: JAPAN: Taisho Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 9, 12, 15 (1920,1923,1926) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

2168: JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2171: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

GERMANY (West): 2 Pfennig Coin Lot - 3 Coins, 1958-1963, Federal Republic Era: A lot of three copper-coated steel 2 Pfennig Coin coins from the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany), minted between 1958 and 1963. These coins feature the oak sprig on the reverse,

2178: GERMANY (West): 2 Pfennig Coin Lot - 3 Coins, 1958-1963, Federal Republic EraEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2201: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 8 Coins: This set of eight 50 Sen coins, all minted in Showa 22 (1947), represents Japan’s early post-war currency reform. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm. The obverse

2203: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 8 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2221: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2222: JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2227: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 2-4 (1927-1929) - Set of 6 Coins: A collection of six Showa-period 10 Sen coins, struck in copper-nickel, each weighing 3.75g with a diameter of 22mm, issued under Emperor Hirohito (Showa). The obverse features a cherry blossom

2229: JAPAN: Showa Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 2-4 (1927-1929) - Set of 6 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

2230: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 2, 3, 6 (1927-1931) - Set of 6 Coins: This collection consists of six 10 Sen coins from the early Showa period (1926-1950), each minted in copper-nickel, weighing 3.75g with a diameter of 22mm. The obverse design features a stylized

2231: JAPAN: Showa Era 10 Sen Coin - Copper-Nickel, Year 2, 3, 6 (1927-1931) - Set of 6 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 11, 12 (1919-1923) - Set of 9 Coins: A collection of nine Taisho-period 1 Sen coins, struck in bronze, each weighing 3.75g with a diameter of 23mm, issued under Emperor Yoshihito (Taisho). The obverse features the traditional paulownia

2232: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 11, 12 (1919-1923) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa 24-25 (1949-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 10 Coins: This set of ten 1 Yen coins, issued between Showa 24 and 25 (1949-1950), represents Japan’s early post-war monetary restructuring. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm.

2234: JAPAN: Showa 24-25 (1949-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 10 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

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116-118 Ma Tau Wai Road

Hunghom, Kowloon 00000

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