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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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JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 10, 11 (1919-1922) - 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 an elegant floral emblem,

2236: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 10, 11 (1919-1922) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

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NIGERIA: Pair of Trade Manillas - Bronze Currency Rings, 19th-20th Century: A pair of traditional Trade Manillas, cast in bronze, measuring 9-9.2 cm in diameter with a combined weight of 231g. These pieces feature thick, rounded open-ended bands, a characteristic form of

2239: NIGERIA: Pair of Trade Manillas - Bronze Currency Rings, 19th-20th CenturyEst. $175-$250

JAPAN: Showa 23-25 (1948-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 Coins: This set of nine 1 Yen coins, issued between Showa 23 and 25 (1948-1950), represents Japan’s early post-war monetary restructuring. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm.

2240: JAPAN: Showa 23-25 (1948-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - 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

2241: JAPAN: Showa 23 (1948) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2245: JAPAN: Showa 23-25 (1948-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 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

2248: JAPAN: Showa 22 (1947) 50 Sen - Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 (1918-1924)-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 an elegant floral emblem,

2249: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 (1918-1924)-Set of 9 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (1918-1923) - 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 an elegant floral emblem,

2250: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (1918-1923) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa 23-25 (1948-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 10 Coins: This set of nine 1 Yen coins, issued between Showa 23 and 25 (1948-1950), represents Japan’s early post-war monetary restructuring. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 3.2g, with a diameter of 20mm.

2252: JAPAN: Showa 23-25 (1948-1950) 1 Yen - Early Post-War Brass Issue - Set of 10 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

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JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (1919-1923) - Set of 7 Coins: A collection of seven 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 an elegant floral emblem,

2254: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (1919-1923) - Set of 7 CoinsEst. $25-$45

JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Yen - Brass, Year 23-25 (1948-1950) - Set of 9 Coins: A collection of nine Showa-period 1 Yen coins, struck in brass, each weighing 3.2g with a diameter of 20mm, issued under Emperor Hirohito (Showa). The obverse features the denomination "1 YEN" within

2256: JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Yen - Brass, Year 23-25 (1948-1950) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2258: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 (1918-1924)-Set of 9 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 9, 10, 11, 12 (1920-1923) - Set of 7 Coins: A collection of seven 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 an elegant floral emblem,

2260: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 9, 10, 11, 12 (1920-1923) - Set of 7 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8-12 (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

2261: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8-12 (1919-1923) - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year7, 9, 10, 12 (1918-1923)-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 an elegant floral emblem,

2262: JAPAN: Taisho Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year7, 9, 10, 12 (1918-1923)-Set of 9 CoinsEst. $25-$45Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16 (1932-1941) - Set of 11 Coins: This collection comprises eleven 1 Sen coins from the Showa period (1926-1950), struck in bronze, with a weight of 3.75g and a diameter of 23mm. The obverse features a stylized paulownia crest (????,

2263: JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16 (1932-1941) - Set of 11 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 (1934-1938) - Set of 11 Coins: This collection comprises eleven 1 Sen coins from the Showa period (1926-1950), struck in bronze, with a weight of 3.75g and a diameter of 23mm. The obverse features a stylized paulownia crest (????,

2271: JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 (1934-1938) - Set of 11 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa 21 (1946) 50 Sen - Post-War Wheat Design - Set of 9 Coins: This set of nine 50 Sen coins from Showa 21 (1946) represents Japan’s early post-war monetary reform period. Struck in brass, each coin weighs 4.5g with a diameter of 23.5mm. The obverse features a

2275: JAPAN: Showa 21 (1946) 50 Sen - Post-War Wheat Design - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2278: JAPAN: Showa 21 (1946) 50 Sen - Post-War Wheat Design - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2281: JAPAN: Showa 21 (1946) 50 Sen - Post-War Wheat Design - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

2284: JAPAN: Showa 21 (1946) 50 Sen - Post-War Wheat Design - Set of 9 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 (1933-1938) - Set of 11 Coins: This collection comprises eleven 1 Sen coins from the Showa period (1926-1950), struck in bronze, with a weight of 3.75g and a diameter of 23mm. The obverse features a stylized paulownia crest (????,

2287: JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 (1933-1938) - Set of 11 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 7, 9, 10, 12, 13 (1932-1938) - Set of 11 Coins: This collection comprises eleven 1 Sen coins from the Showa period (1926-1950), struck in bronze, with a weight of 3.75g and a diameter of 23mm. The obverse features a stylized paulownia crest (????,

2290: JAPAN: Showa Era 1 Sen - Bronze, Year 7, 9, 10, 12, 13 (1932-1938) - Set of 11 CoinsEst. $20-$40Lot Passed

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ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.6g: A lot of bronze coins from the Roman Empire, reflecting the practical monetary fabric of the Imperial economy. These modestly sized bronzes likely span different emperors and issues, underscoring the

2290A: ROMAN EMPIRE: AE Coin - Bronze Issue, 16mm, 1.6gEst. $60-$80

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