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? Unlike other denominations, the sixpence kept the Blakemore reverse in 1938, but after the coronation of King George VI in 1937 the obverse changed to feature uncrowned bust of King George VI facing to the left and the legend, GEORGIVS VI D : G : BR : OMN : REX F : D : IND : IMP which was used up until 1948 then changed because of the independence of India. Date set collectors will have no problems completing the series with the key dates, the 1939 and 1940 being readily available in ...
? The 1918-I Penny was the final year in the Penny series struck at the Calcutta Mint in India. The variety was struck to a total mintage of 1,200,000 and features a small 'I' mint-mark located beneath the lower scroll on the reverse . The relatively low mintage has made this year quite scarce compared to many of its immediate counterparts. In mint-state the type is very scarce with high prices in all designations. Population reports by PCGS only exhibit a single red example of this ...
?Image from: NumisCorner . FRANCE, NAPOLÉON I, 5 FRANCS, 1809, BORDEAUX, KM #694.8, AU. 'J. 5 Francs'. Retrieved from https://www.numiscorner.com/products/france-napoleon-i-5-francs-1809-bordeaux-km-694-8-au55-58-silver-g
? The 1858 SOVRR variety is the most recognised spelling error variety of Australian coinage having been discovered and popularised in 1994 by the late Barrie Sparks. It is identified by the spelling of SOVEREIGN as SOVRREIGN. Official correspondence from the Royal mint London denies the possibility that the die left London with such an obvious mistake and that it is more likely the die was re-punched in Sydney to extend its working life. This seems to be ...