South African silver shilling

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1943 , 1942 South African shillings

So the 1943 shillings is abit rubbed up more than the 1942. Though I must say that the 1942 looks really incredible and still detailed, as well as it’s toning. The minatge of the 1943 is 4 817 999 where as the mintage of the 1942 is 3 867 000.. The botn consist of 0.800 silver and weigh 5.6grams.

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The monarch on the coin is the handsome man him self King George VI. On the reverse shows a female figure leaning on a anchor.

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The toning on this 1942 looks so beautiful, it’s even making me doubt it’s authentication to be honest.. but I’m really in,love with how this coin stands out with its eye appeal.

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I took a close up of the reverse to show the detail that it has, every stroke still standing strong and visible. My South African silver coin game is going strong 💪.. really happy with this purchase from eBay.

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~Thank you for reading ladies and gentlemen~

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South African silver shilling | Ecency