Description: The 1956 Shilling is a significant coin in Australian numismatics, celebrated for its historical context and craftsmanship. Minted during a period of change, this coin is part of the Australian pre-decimal currency series and showcases the remarkable artistry of its time. This coin features the effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, designed by Ian Rank-Broadley. Conversely, the reverse showcases the iconic Australian emblems, reflecting the nation's rich heritage. The 1956 Shilling is composed of 92.5% silver, making it a desirable piece for collectors not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its intrinsic metal value. In terms of condition, the 1956 Shilling can range significantly in value. Commonly available in uncirculated condition, its worth sharply increases when in excellent condition or when displaying rare characteristics such as misprints or unique wear patterns. The coin's rarity, coupled with its historical significance, contributes to its demand amongst collectors. For anyone delving into the world of coin collecting, the 1956 Shilling represents both a tangible connection to Australia's past and an excellent investment opportunity in the numismatic market. As with any collectible, proper handling and storage are crucial to maintaining its condition and value over time.
Price: 35 AUD
Location: Racecourse Bay
End Time: 2024-11-30T11:54:54.000Z
Shipping Cost: 14.25 AUD
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Composition: Silver
Strike Type: Business
Era: 1950s
Coin Type: Pre-Decimal
Country: Australia
Region of Origin: Australia
