A diverse set of foreign silver coins. * The material and silver content of the silver coins are based on information from Gemini (AI). Latvian Silver Coin (1 Lats, 1924) Official Name: Latvia 1 Lats 1924 Silver Coin Features: A silver coin issued during a historically significant period immediately after Latvia achieved independence. Material: 83.5% silver Silver Content: Approximately 4.17g Australian Silver Coin (1966) Official Name: 50 Cents Silver Coin 1966 Features: The first 50-cent silver coin issued, it is rare because it was changed to cupro-nickel coins the following year, with only one year of issue. Material: 80% silver Silver Content: Approximately 10.62g Canadian Silver Coin (circa 1964 or 1965) Official Name: Canada $1 Silver Dollar “Charlottetown / Québec” 1964 Features: A silver coin issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Confederation in 1964. It is popular for its beautiful design. Material: 80% silver Silver Content: Approximately 18.66g French Trade Silver Coin (1936) Official Name: Piastre de Commerce Indochine Française 1936 Features: A type of **"trade silver coin"** used for trade settlements in the Asian region, characterized by a very high **silver fineness of 90%**. Material: 90% silver Silver Content: Approximately 12.15g St. Helena 25 Pence Coin (1973) Official Name: St. Helena 25 Pence 1973 “Enterprise Ship” United Kingdom 50 Pence Coin (1973) Official Name: United Kingdom 50 Pence – 1973 “Joining the European Economic Community” (EEC) Commemorative Coin No individual sales. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for items in perfect, like-new condition, or if you are overly concerned about details. No claims or returns are accepted to prevent swapping. * Stored at home, no pets, and in a non-smoking environment. *** No price reduction due to shipping costs being covered. ***