1942 Australian Sixpence Denver Mint WWII Issue

Historical Significance

This 1942 Australian sixpence is a wartime gem, struck at the Denver Mint in the United States due to World War II production constraints. The "D" mint mark beneath the ribbon is a rare and sought-after detail, marking its overseas origin. Featuring the regal profile of King George VI and the iconic Australian coat of arms, this coin embodies both imperial legacy and national symbolism.

Collector Appeal

• Wartime provenance: Minted abroad during WWII, adding depth to its historical narrative
• Silver content: .925 sterling silver, ideal for both numismatists and bullion collectors
• Symbolic design: Emu and kangaroo flank the shield, representing Australia's unique fauna and federation spirit
• Imperial inscription: "GEORGIVS VI D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP" a nod to Britain's global reach during the era

Condition & Grading

This coin displays moderate circulation wear consistent with its age, with clear legends and visible design elements. The mint mark and date are crisp. Please refer to the images for exact condition. Grading is subjective; buyers are encouraged to assess based on the provided visuals.

Authenticity:

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•  I do not sell replicas or "restrike" copies.

Terms & Conditions

Shipping & Handling:

• Packaging: The coin will be securely packed in in a sturdy envelope to prevent damage during transit.
• Dispatch: Orders are typically processed and handed over to the courier within 3 business days of cleared payment.
• Tracking: A tracking number will be provided immediately upon dispatch.