There are 9396 coins on the website, 309 of which are sold
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Attribution: D&H Dublin 269
Date: 1792
Obverse: [INCORPORATED BY] ACT OF [PARLIAMENT] / 1792, Hibernia seated left, hand resting on harp
Reverse: TURNER [CAMAC CHAIRMAN] / HALF[PENNY] around cypher HMCO
Size: 27.90mm
Weight: 9.72 grams
Rarity:  5
Description: VG. Edge: PAYABLE IN DUBLIN OR BALLYMURTAGH
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Attribution: KM# 146.1
Date: 1806
Obverse: GEORGIVS III D G REX, bust right
Reverse: HIBERNIA / 1806, harp
Size: 20.55mm
Weight: 3.90 grams
Rarity: 5
Description: Fine+
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Attribution: KM# 6
Date: 1928
Obverse: eIReann / SaoRStat, Irish harp, 19-28
Reverse: 1s, bull butting right; SCIⲰNϛ in exergue
Rarity: 5
Description: XF. ASW: 0.1364
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Attribution: KM# 37
Date: 2008
Obverse: BANK OF NAURU / 2008, coat-of-arms
Reverse: Christmas ✶ Weihnachten ✶ Navidad ✶ Noel ✶ Natale / 5 dollars, Christmas bells and ivy
Size: 11mm
Weight: .49 grams
Rarity: 5
Description: AGW: 0.0161
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Attribution: Hardy 122
Date: circa 1905
Obverse: Ship sailing right
Reverse: CENTENARY MEMENTO / OF THE / DEATH OF NELSON / 1805 OCT 21ST 1905 / CONTAINING COPPER FROM THE / H.M.S. VICTORY / THE GIFT OF THE / LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY / TO BRITISH * FOREIGN / SAILOR’S SOCIETY / E R VII.
Size: 31mm x 22mm
Weight: 8.66 grams
Rarity:  7
Description: VF. Rare. Made from copper salvaged from the HMS Victory. From the J. Eric Engstrom Collection of Admiral Nelson Medals with his collector tag at $75, Hardy notes that this pin was designed as a brooch for the “girls of the Empire"; ex CNG Keystone Auction 7 (6 July 2022), lot 119 (part) with tag, unsold on an estimate of $150.
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