This collection features a diverse assortment of Mixed International Coinage, encompassing various countries, denominations, and historical periods. Each coin is presented in its raw, circulated condition, exhibiting a range of toning, luster, and wear consistent with its age and use. No coins in this lot appear to have been professionally slabbed or formally graded by a third party. Key examples within the collection include: French 1 Franc, 1944: This piece, likely composed of aluminum, shows moderate circulation with visible surface marks and wear. The obverse prominently displays 'LIBERTE EGALITE FRATERNITE' encircling a wreath, while the reverse indicates 'FRANC' and the mint year '1944'. Japanese 5 Yen (Holed), Showa Era: Crafted from brass, this coin is in circulated condition, demonstrating clear signs of use and toning. Its distinctive design features a rice plant and water, with a central hole, a hallmark of this denomination. British Coin, George V/VI Reign: A coin from the British monarchy during the reign of George V or George VI, appearing brass or bronze in color. It is heavily circulated with details showing wear, though still discernible, contributing to its historical appeal. Chinese Cash Coin (Square Hole): This ancient-looking bronze or copper coin features heavy toning and a central square hole, characteristic of traditional Chinese currency. Chinese characters are visible around the hole, suggesting significant age and historical depth. Additionally, the lot comprises various other denominations from different parts of the world, including common issues from North America and Europe, all in mixed circulated conditions., Condition: As-Is