The first which is from 1958 features on the front side Queen Elizabeth and reads
+ELIZABETH·II·DEI·GRATIA·REGINA·F:D: M · G ·
for:
ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA FIDEI DEFENSATRIX / Elizabeth II by the Grace of God, Queen, Defender of the Faith (LMAO!)
whereas the second from 1946 features GEORGE IV and reads
GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP for
George VI by the Grace of God, King of all the British territories, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India
On the back side both of them feature a Ram's head
Each coin is about the size of a euro coin and has 5.65 g of 0.500 silver
And here's a comparison to the rest of silver Australian coins I own, 50 cents from 1966 and six pence from 1962:
All 4 have a total of 17.689 g silver. Neat!
More precious coins and shit
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- Bhutan, "The Penny Black" Gold Stamp
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- Year of the Dragon - half oz, 2012
- ½ Dollar "Kennedy Half Dollar" 90% Silver
- 1½ Euro Vienna Philharmonic, 2014
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- 5 Deutsche Mark,1969
- 6 Pence - Elizabeth II (1962) Silver Coin
- 2 Oz Year of the Goat, 2015 silver coin
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- 20 Escudos Silver Coin
- 20 Kreuzer - Franz I, 1810
- 20 Lepta - George I Silver Coin
- 5 Drachmai - Othon 1883
- 50 Cents 1966 Australian Coin
- 50 Lepta (1868-1883), Greece
- 50 Lepta, 1901 - Silver Coin by Cretan State
- 30 Drachmai - Constantine II Royal Marriage
- 10 Drachmai Dimitra Silver Coin
- 20 Drachmai Poseidon Silver Coin
- 1 Drachme Silver George I Coins, 1873
- 1 Drachme George I Silver Coiun 1910
- 2 Drachme George I Silver Coiun 1911
- Edward VII Gold Sovereign
- Golden Aquarius Charm
- Golden Saint Stephen Charm
- Gold nugget ring and earrings set
- Sovereign Necklace & Sovereign Ring