1928–1935 Irish Free State SetThis four coin set represents the inaugural silver issues of the Irish Free State (Saorstt ireann). Introduced in 1928, these coins replaced British currency with a series of distinctly Irish designs that celebrated the nation's agrarian heritage. Each coin features the iconic Brian Bor Harp on the obverse, while the reverses showcase a hierarchy of noble and domestic animals, from the hunter horse of the high value half crown to the sleek wolfhound

“Unc” (Uncirculated) indicates the coin shows no signs of circulation and retains its original surface quality

It embodies the long tradition of sovereign coinage cherished by collectors around the world

Denomination: 150 Baht

Grade: VF (Very Fine)

Year: 1959

reflecting late 19th century design and metalwork

when small medals were widely distributed to mourners and collectors alike

000 coins minted

offered together as a matched prefixed set

This compact piece is a compelling addition for collectors of European imperial coinage and early 20th‑century silver issues

This 1914 Germany 1 Mark coin is an original pre‑World War I silver coin from the German Empire

Good-Very Good indicates circulated condition with noticeable wear