? The wheat stalks design continued into this type right until the conclusion of the threepence series in 1964. This type features a slightly reworded obverse legend, ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA F:D , after public outcry that the previous type omitted FIDEI DEF . All dates in the series are easy to acquire in mint state, though the 1956 is quite scarce and underrated. Most dates other than the 1956 are relatively easy to acquire up to MS66 due to nice surfaces owing to the small size ...
? The 1982 commemorative fifty cent was issued to commemorate the 1982 XII Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Queensland. The reverse features the Commonwealth Games logo against a map of Australia with various sports around the center including weightlifting, judo, aquatics, boxing, shooting, archery, cycling, running, table tennis, bowling, rugby and tennis. It also includes the legend XII COMMONWEALTH GAMES BRISBANE 50 CENTS. The obverse features an Arnold Machin portrait ...
? The 1912 Florin was the second year in the George V Florin series and the third year in the overall Florin series. The Royal Mint in London was tasked with the production of a million coins of this type. This was a quite typical mintage at this stage in the series. Despite the standard mintage the type is quite scarce, particularly in mid to high grades. Only a very small number of mint-state pieces seem to have survived with PCGS grading less than fifteen examples. Throughout ...
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? The 1918 Half Penny is a key date struck at the Calcutta Mint in India to a mintage of 1,440,000. The relatively small mintage has made the type quite scarce with less than a dozen examples graded in mint-state. The reverse of the coin features a small 'I' mint-mark located below the denomination and lower scroll on the reverse. India mint-mark on a 1918-I Half Penny. Despite very high mintage's in 1916 and 1917 Australia's demand for new Half Pennies ...