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australia-1958-6d-pcgs-ms66.jpgAustralia 1958 6d PCGS MS66791 views
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prize.jpg790 views
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australia-1943s-1s-s-over-d.jpgAustralia 1943S Shilling S over D variety788 viewsReally just a cud but still an interesting variety not often seen this nice.
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1922_Article_pic_16~0.JPG1922 Penny date variety Group 3, #3. Code, LF - RC4+R4S - 9/10 - R15788 viewsGroup 3, #3 - Upright spike 9 Wide Date. All numeral positions the same as for group 3, #2. The only difference is the spike on the 9's tail which is more common. Only found with flat base reverse lettering and London obverse. Just scarce as found, accounting for approx. 1.2% of total 1922 Penny mintage.
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bwa-1913-2s-pcgs-ms64~0.jpgBritish West Africa 1913 2s PCGS MS64784 views
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2005m2.jpg777 views
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A_3_953829_Face_50c_1200a.jpgFiji 50 Cents776 viewsFiji 50 cent Banknote Currency Board Issue #K64a
Signature - Wesley Barrett Chairman
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HH68_154470_Face_R34a-aUnc.jpg1961 One Pound Note773 viewsIssued by Reserve Bank from January 1961.
Print run 500,544,000 (Inclusive of R34b)
Portrait of Queen Elizabeth 11on Face of note.
Explorers Charles Sturt and Hamilton Hume on reverse.
First prefix HF65 456001 Last prefix HK65
Catalogue Reference:-
Renniks R34a
McDonalds Mc51
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1931_Indian_London.jpg1931 1d Melbourne Mint Indian Obverse770 viewsRare Die Pairing of the Indian Obverse and the London Reverse.
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proof66.jpg1966 R.A.M. Proof set768 viewsProof coins are the same as those we see in our change, but are struck with specially prepared machinery on specially prepared blanks - the designs always stand out magnificently.The 1966 proof set is unique in several ways - it is the only one to feature a round (and silver!) 50ยข piece, and is the only one not produced in a sealed plastic container. As a result, many 1966 proof sets have spotted or tarnished coins - sets that include each coin still in pristine condition command a significant premium.
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australia-1959-half-penny-multiple-struck-detail-1.jpg767 views
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1922_Article_pic_11~0.JPG1922 Penny date variety Group 1, #3. Code, LF - LC4+LC4 - C9 - L15766 viewsGroup 1, #3 - Upright 9 Narrow Date. Unique position of 9 sees it a little further from the 1 and leaning more to the right. Position for both 2's is the same as for group 1, #1. Only found with flat base reverse lettering and London obverse. Extremely scarce as found, accounting for approx. .056% of total 1922 Penny mintage.
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