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Australia Edward VII 1910 Good-Very Good Silver 4-Coin Set

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  • The first coinage issue of Australia’s first national currency system!
  • Comprises the 1910 threepence, sixpence, shilling & florin, with no halfpenny or penny struck in this year.
  • Utterly unique, these are the only Australian coin types of King Edward VII!
  • Each coin carries the portrait of the king by G.W. de Saulles.
  • Struck from sterling silver, the coins grade from  Good to Very Good.
  • The four coins are set in an illustrated, informative pack. 

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Country of Issue
Australia
Issued By
Downies

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The first coins of Australia’s first national currency system, the Australia Edward VII 1910 Good-Very Good Silver 4-Coin Set is important, historic, unique and scarce in any grade.

Although Australia achieved nationhood at Federation in 1901, it would be nearly a decade before the launch of our first national currency. Eventually, in 1910, shipments of silver coins arrived from Britain’s Royal Mint – Australia’s first threepences, sixpences, shillings and florins. As it turned out, the four silver denominations would be the only Australian coins distinguished by the noble features of Edward VII, with the king dying in May of 1910, and the halfpenny and penny not struck until 1911.

Despite the fact that the four silver coins formed the foundation of a new currency system, the Australian population was relatively small at the time, and the mintages were consequently low. A mere 2.5 million 1910 Shillings were produced, for example, with the 1910 Florin mintage being just 1.25 million. With well over a century having passed since issue, and so many lost or destroyed for the sterling silver value, Australia’s first coins are scarce in any grade.

A collection of enormous national significance, the King Edward VII 1910 4-Coin Set is a fundamental element of any Australian coin collection. Grading from Good to Very Good, the 1910 threepence, sixpence, shilling and florin are beautifully presented within an illustrated, richly informative full-colour pack.

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Downies Collectables

Australia Edward VII 1910 Good-Very Good Silver 4-Coin Set

$299.00 AUD

Issued By

Downies

Country of Issue

Australia

Year of Issue

1910

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The first coins of Australia’s first national currency system, the Australia Edward VII 1910 Good-Very Good Silver 4-Coin Set is important, historic, unique and scarce in any grade.

Although Australia achieved nationhood at Federation in 1901, it would be nearly a decade before the launch of our first national currency. Eventually, in 1910, shipments of silver coins arrived from Britain’s Royal Mint – Australia’s first threepences, sixpences, shillings and florins. As it turned out, the four silver denominations would be the only Australian coins distinguished by the noble features of Edward VII, with the king dying in May of 1910, and the halfpenny and penny not struck until 1911.

Despite the fact that the four silver coins formed the foundation of a new currency system, the Australian population was relatively small at the time, and the mintages were consequently low. A mere 2.5 million 1910 Shillings were produced, for example, with the 1910 Florin mintage being just 1.25 million. With well over a century having passed since issue, and so many lost or destroyed for the sterling silver value, Australia’s first coins are scarce in any grade.

A collection of enormous national significance, the King Edward VII 1910 4-Coin Set is a fundamental element of any Australian coin collection. Grading from Good to Very Good, the 1910 threepence, sixpence, shilling and florin are beautifully presented within an illustrated, richly informative full-colour pack.

A must-have at this price – click add to cart now!

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