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A coin display is an ordinary study object. Recognition depends on reading the designs and knowing the currency.
Three unfamiliar coins can look like a modest numismatic collection on a desk. Their denominations make more sense to someone who has visited Diagon Alley: a Galleon, a Sickle and a Knut. The Noble Collection presents the trio together in a fitted display box, without needing a whole wizarding shelf around them.
Noble Collection NN7234 contains three coins, with gold-tone, silver-tone and copper-tone finishes. They are brass coins plated with gold, silver and copper, not solid precious metal or legal tender. The display box measures approximately 19.5 × 11 × 5cm. Reference photographs may show the same coins both inside and outside the box; that does not mean six are included.