A 1916 Australia Shilling struck at the Melbourne Mint, identified by the M mintmark below the date. Sterling silver (.925) with the crowned head portrait of King George V and the classic Australian Coat of Arms reverse. A key wartime issue from Australia’s early Commonwealth coinage.
A 1918 India Half Rupee struck in .917 silver at the Bombay Mint, featuring George V and the iconic Indo‑Saracenic wreath incorporating the rose, thistle, shamrock, and lotus.
An original 1918 King George V Silver Shilling struck in sterling silver during the final year of the First World War. Featuring the iconic lion standing on crown reverse, this desirable pre-1920 British silver coin is a popular addition to any collection.
An original 1919 King George V Silver Threepence struck in sterling silver. Issued during Britain's first full year after the First World War, this attractive pre-1920 silver coin is a popular addition to British coin collections.
1929 British Trade Dollar in .900 silver. Obverse shows Standing Britannia with “ONE DOLLAR”; reverse carries Chinese and Jawi legends. Final‑period British trade coin struck at the Bombay Mint.
1930 George V silver Threepence. Features central oak‑leaf and acorn motif flanked by THREE PENCE, with date 1930 below. Sterling silver small‑denomination coin.
A 1932 Southern Rhodesia Sixpence struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the crowned bust of King George V and the distinctive crossed mining axes reverse. The inaugural year of Southern Rhodesia’s silver coinage.
Scarce 1933 George V Wreath Crown in .500 silver. Features the Mackennal portrait and Kruger Gray wreath reverse. A classic low‑mintage pre‑decimal British crown.
Scarce 1933 George V Wreath Crown in .500 silver. Features the Mackennal portrait and Kruger Gray wreath reverse. A classic low‑mintage pre‑decimal British crown.