1. Hackney Promissory Token. Hackney (London), 1795.
Obverse: the monogram DAR [David Alves Rebello, a Jew living in Hackney. The token was issued for his private use].
Reverse: the facade of the Hackney church and the inscription "Hackney Church MCCXC". Marked: J.M. This token is considered to be the first private token minted in England. Diameter: 28 mm.
2-3. Two Hackney Promissory Tokens. The two tokens are identical to the first one except for one detail. The hour on the church's clock is 11:35 while the hour on the previous token is 4:05. These tokens were minted later. Diameter: 30 mm.
4. A token issued by a Jewish merchant. London / Glasgow, 1797.
Obverse: weaver at work encircled by the inscription "Success to the Manufacturers of Glasgow". Reverse: St. Paul Cathedral, and the year 1797. Inscribed on the rim of the token: Payable at M.& H. Oppenheims Toy Warehouse London". Considered one of the earliest tokens issued by a Jewish merchant. Diameter: 30 mm.
See: Jewish Medals from the Renaissance to the Fall of Napoleon (1503-1815), Daniel M. Friedenberg, items no. 1795 and 1797.

Seventeen tokens minted for use by Jewish businesses and Jewish traders in Tasmania and London. Most of the tokens are from the second half of the 19th century.
1-3. Three tokens issued by John Ashby, a stock broker in Bartholomew Lane Bank. London [ca.1820]. On one side appears a bull with the head of the banker Nathan Meir Rothschild and the inscription "John Ashby Stock Broker no. 3 Bartholomew Lane Bank". (On one token appears the inscription Ashby & Young Stock Brokers). On the reverse appear the office hours and an additional beast with the head of the banker Moses Macatta. Diameter: 35 mm.
4-7. Four tokens issued by E. Moses & Son, England, 1850, 1853, 1856. Diameter: 38 mm. Pinhole to both tokens.
8-9. Two tokens issued by Lewis Abrahams, trader of fabrics and sewing materials. Tasmania, 1855. Diameter: 34 mm, 27 mm.
10-11. Two tokens issued by R. Josephs, a toll-collector in the New-Town toll gate in Tasmania, 1855. Diameter: 33 mm, 27 mm.
12-16. Five zinc tokens – various values – J. Salmon & Son Ltd. Average diameter: 30 mm.
17. Medal issued by Carrera Tobacco Company as a gift for its workers commemorating the establishment of the new plant in London. London, 1928. Diameter: 38 mm. Hook for hanging.

Two coins – denomination of 100 Mil, 1931 and 1934.
Condition: F-XF.

Two coins – denomination of 25 Mil, [1948].
Condition: UNC.

1. Coin – denomination of 100 Pruta, 1954. Inner wreath.
2. Coin – denomination of 500 Pruta, 1949.
Condition: AU.