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1948 South Africa 5 Shilling PCGS MS64Attractive 1948 South Africa 5 Shilling in choice condition, graded PCGS MS64. A solid example of mid 20th century South African silver coinage with appealing original toning. Obverse: Portrait of King George VI in left facing profile surrounded by royal titles and date. Reverse: The South African coat of arms with the denomination displayed prominently. Country: South Africa Year: 1948 Denomination: 5 Shilling Composition: Silver (80%) Size: 38. 61

This is a New Zealand commemorative $10 bank note issued to celebrate the turn of the millennium

with occasional historically interesting pieces included

Obverse: crowned bust of King George II facing right with period legend around the rim

Liberty Head "V" Nickel is a classic American five-cent coin from the early 20th century

This 1935 New Zealand shilling is an attractive circulating coin notable for a clear die break on the obverse that creates a “torn robe” effect on King George V’s portrait

Composition: 50% silver

gVF indicates a coin that shows moderate wear across the high points but retains clear design details and good overall eye appeal for its grade

Its compact 23 mm diameter makes it an attractive addition for token and exonumia collectors

suitable for a date of collecting importance such as this key issue

rendered in a finely detailed classical style

originally issued as a Silver Certificate (redeemable in silver at the time of issue)

reflecting British monetary practice in the early 19th century

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