1944 Australian Shilling About Uncirculated

Description

The 1944 Australian Shilling is a silver coin issued during the height of World War II. Produced at a time of national resilience, it remains a historic piece of Australia’s predecimal currency legacy. This example is offered in About Uncirculated condition, displaying minimal signs of handling with nearly full mint detail and lustre.

Struck in sterling silver, this coin combines collectible appeal with tangible silver value. It is a great acquisition for collectors seeking coins from Australia’s wartime era, especially in such high preservation.

Key Features:

• Year: 1944
• Metal: .925 Sterling Silver
• Condition: About Uncirculated – minimal wear with sharp detail
• Obverse: King George VI
• Reverse: Merino Ram