1917 Germany Heidelberg 10 pfennig NotgeldAn authentic 1917 Notgeld from Heidelberg, this 10 Pfennig piece represents Germanys wartime emergency currency from the World War I era. It reflects local responses to currency shortages during and after the conflict, making it a compact glimpse into history for collectors of German Notgeld and regional issues. Country: Germany Year: 1917 Denomination: 10 Pfennigs Composition: Iron Size: 21. 0 mm Weight: 3. 16 g (approx.)

Its small size and billon composition make it an attractive piece for historical collections and study

but retains good overall detail and eye appeal for display or study

framed by ornate emblems

VF stands for Very Fine

This is a New Zealand Ten Dollar banknote from the 1975–1977 series

though it may display minor contact marks from handling or storage

The 1953 Southern Rhodesia Crown is a commemorative silver coin struck to mark the centenary of the birth of Cecil Rhodes

Denomination: 8 Soles

Discover a Mystery Bag of 20 coins

A run of seven consecutive prefixed New Zealand One Dollar banknotes from 1981–1985

Obverse: features the Imperial German Eagle with a small shield

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