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South African Coinage - History in your Hands

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(1937 - 1952 KING GEORGE VI SERIES - SOUTH AFRICA)

1938

A FINE RARE UNION 

SHORT PROOF COIN SET

1/4 P GRADED PF 63 BN

1/2 P GRADED PF 64 BN     

1 P GRADED PF 64 BN    

3 P GRADED PF 64     

6 P GRADED PF 64   

1 S GRADED PF 62    

2 S GRADED PF 64

 2.5 S GRADED PF 65

AN EXTREMELY

LOW MINTAGE OF44SETSONLY WORLDWIDE

 A Collectors Dream Set

 A good Opportunity to purchase 

this difficult to obtain set

   !!!  Available NOW - One Set Only !!!

MARKET VALUE SHOULD BE AT AROUND  R100 000+

GIVEN THESCARCITYOF THIS COLLECTION OF SHORT PROOF COINS OF HIGH GRADES - WE ARE OFFERING THE SET AT A REMARKABLE PRICE OF ONLY

  R 85 000  

 A MAGNIFICENT FIND - NOT OFTEN FOUND IN THE MARKETPLACE AT THIS PRICE OFFER

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Details:

1938 1/4 Penny  Metal Content: Copper  Weight: 2.834 grams   Diameter: 20.20 mm

  1938 1/2 Penny  Metal Content: Copper   Weight: 5.670 grams   Diameter: 25.60 mm

1938 1 Penny  Metal Content: Copper   Weight: 9.450 grams   Diameter: 31.00 mm

1938 3 Penny  Metal Content: Silver 0.800  Weight: 1.413 grams   Diameter: 16.30 mm

1938 6 Penny  Metal Content: Silver 0.800  Weight: 2.827 grams   Diameter: 19.35 mm

1938 1 Shilling  Metal Content: Silver 0.800   Weight: 5.655 grams   Diameter: 23.70 mm

1938 2 Shilling  Metal Content: Silver 0.800   Weight: 11.310 grams   Diameter: 28.70 mm

1938 2.5 Shilling  Metal Content: Silver 0.800   Weight: 14.137 grams   Diameter: 32.30 mm

  Description:

Coins of the Union of South Africa

This Series was introduced in South Africa just before the outbreak of the Second World War during King George the VI reign.

From 1923 coins of the Union of South Africa were struck at the Royal Mint, Pretoria. In 1941 the Government of South Africa took over the mint. It was renamed the South African Mint, although it continued to produce coins based on the British coinage for some years thereafter. ref wikipedia

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