Southern Rhodesia 3d Threepence (Tickey) 1952 Coin XF40 Circulated
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XF 40
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Title: Southern Rhodesia 3d Threepence (Tickey) 1952 Coin XF40 Circulated.
Country: Southern Rhodesia.
Year: 1952.
Metal: Copper-Nickel.
Coin Denomination: Three Pence - Tickey - Coin.
Diameter: 16mm.
Weight: 1.4g.
Thickness: 1.0mm, Smooth Edge.
Obverse: The crowned portrait of George VI, King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions from 1936 to 1952
Lettering: KING GEORGE THE SIXTH PM
Engraver: Percy Metcalfe.
Reverse: Three spearheads splitting the date, denomination at the top, name around
Lettering: SOUTHERN 3d RHODESIA 1952 KG
Engraver: George Kruger Gray.
Mint: Royal Mint (Tower Hill), London, United Kingdom (1810-1975)
Condition: (XF-40) Extremely Fine - Lightly worn; all devices are clear, major devices bold.
Price: R 110.00 Inc Vat.
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