? The Royal Ladies Masterpieces in Silver set featured 4 twenty-five dollar coins and one medallion. The reverses depicted one of four royal ladies including Princess Ann and the late Queen Mother, Princess Margaret and Lady Diana. One pattern in gold of a slightly smaller size is known bearing the portrait of Lady Diana. The tails side of the coinA coin struck as a representation piece of a coin that never eventuated
? In 1940 the Australia Penny was struck at both the Melbourne and Perth branches of the Royal Mint. The Perth Mint piece can be differentiated from the Melbourne piece as it features a dot between 'KG' - the designers initials, which are located on the right of the reverse. Only 1,113,600 pieces were struck at the Perth Mint which is the second lowest mintage of all George VI Pennies. As a result the type is a semi-key date with high values across all grades. In mint-state the type ...
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? The 1943-S Sixpence was struck at the San Francisco Mint with a total mintage of 4,000,000. In the same year a further 8,000,000 pieces were struck at the Denver Mint. The San Francisco variety can be differentiated from the others by a small 'S' mint-mark located above the date on the reverse. The variety is the most valuable of the American struck sixpences. The type is still affordable into mint-state although it becomes quite expensive around MS65. Collectors seeking a mint-marked ...