A 1902 Hong Kong Ten Cents struck in .800 silver under Edward VII, featuring bilingual legends and engraver initials beneath the bust. A desirable early‑Edwardian colonial issue.
A 1932 Southern Rhodesia Sixpence struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the crowned bust of King George V and the distinctive crossed mining axes reverse. The inaugural year of Southern Rhodesia’s silver coinage.
A 1934 Southern Rhodesia Half Crown struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the crowned portrait of King George V, and a crowned shield reverse. A large and attractive colonial silver denomination.
