1912 Australian Sixpence Uncirculated
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Description
The 1912 Australian Sixpence is a sterling silver coin issued under King George V, featuring his crowned portrait on the obverse and the Australian Coat of Arms on the reverse. This example is offered in uncirculated condition, retaining sharp design details and original mint lustre, with no signs of wear from circulation.
This coin is part of Australia’s early pre-decimal coinage and holds both numismatic and historical significance. Ideal for collectors seeking high-grade silver currency from the Commonwealth era.
Key Features:
- Denomination: Sixpence
- Year: 1912
- Monarch: King George V
- Composition: 92.5% silver
- Grade: Uncirculated
- Obverse: Crowned portrait of King George V
- Reverse: Australian Coat of Arms
- Minted in Australia
This coin offers a tangible link to Australia’s rich monetary history and is a fine example of quality preservation over more than a century.
Additional information
Year | 1912 |
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Country | Australia |
Product Category | Commonwealth Coins |
Product Type | Sixpence |
Purity | 92.50% |
Grade | Uncirculated |
Weight (g) | 2.83 |
Thickness (mm) | 1.3 |
Diameter (mm) | 19.4 |
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