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1971 Britain`s First Decimal Coin set in Blue Wallet
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Mondeor, Johannesburg South
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Ready for collection by Thursday, 20 June.
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
Dol9368
Bob Shop ID
616285327
POSTAGE WILL BE COMBINED:Collection in Mondeor Johannesburg:Tip: To save on shipping -Buy more than one of My 1900+ Items1971 Britain's First Decimal Coin set in Blue WalletAlthough decimalisation only came into effect in 1971, Britains first decimal coins were actually produced in 1968 in preparation for the changeover from Pre-Decimal to Decimal. They became known as Blue Wallets and contained a half pence, one pence, two pence, five pence and the Ten pence. The 5p and 10p are actually dated 1968!Sold as found.-Please see ALL IMAGES - Multiple Images Uploaded - The pictures of the items form part of the descriptionDue to the age of many of our Items there might be some Flaws and Imperfections.Colours depicted in the photos of items may differ from the actual colour of the items due to many factors including the light and the time of day that the photos are taken.I always try to get the description 100% correct with some research but can get it wrong sometimes ..i am not an expert. |