1914 Australia Silver Sixpence NGC MS62

1914 Australia Silver Sixpence NGC MS62A small coin with a big place in history. Struck in sterling silver during the first year of King George Vs reign, it also coincides with the outbreak of World War I, giving the piece real historical weight. The obverse features Bertram Mackennals dignified portrait of the monarch, while the reverse carries the classic Australian sixpence design used in the early Commonwealth years. A tangible reminder of a nation on the brink of global change and

Composed of 90% silver and 10% copper

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Expertly struck with intricate detailing and a bold

65 grams Composition 50% Silver Grade Uncirculated

Instantly recognisable all over the world

The coin cover includes the Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2022 UK £5 Silver Proof Coin coin alongside Royal Mail’s In Memoriam Special Stamps

South Australia’s Superintendent of Telegraphs and the Postmaster-General

The image shows him busting through a brick wall with city buildings in the background

The Public Seal of Niue on the obverse confirms its status as legal tender

and arriving in Darwin 27 days and 20 hours later

Santa Claus is coming to town