A 1934 Fiji Sixpence struck in .500 silver, featuring the crowned bust of King George V with the legend GEORGE V KING EMPEROR, and the iconic turtle reverse. A classic early Commonwealth colonial silver issue.
A 1934 Southern Rhodesia Half Crown struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the crowned portrait of King George V, and a crowned shield reverse. A large and attractive colonial silver denomination.
A 1935 Palestine 50 Mils coin from the British Mandate period, struck in copper‑nickel with trilingual legends. First year of issue for the denomination.
A 1935 Southern Rhodesia Threepence struck in .500 silver, featuring the distinctive three spears reverse and the crowned portrait of King George V. A scarce first‑year colonial silver issue.
A 1936 Fiji Penny struck in copper‑nickel, featuring the crowned legend EDWARD VIII KING EMPEROR, and the classic holed reverse with denomination and date. A scarce one‑year colonial issue from the only reign‑year of Edward VIII.
A 1936 New Zealand Sixpence struck in .500 silver, featuring the Kiwi reverse and crowned bust of King George V with the legend GEORGE V KING EMPEROR. A key early Commonwealth issue and final‑year George V coin.
1936 New Zealand Sixpence in .500 silver featuring the Kiwi reverse and crowned bust of George V with GEORGE V KING EMPEROR legend. A key early Commonwealth coin and final‑year George V issue.
A 1936 Southern Rhodesia Florin struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the iconic sable antelope reverse and the KG mintmark of King George V. A scarce colonial silver issue with strong collector demand.
A 1937 Palestine Ten Mils coin from the British Mandate period, struck in bronze and featuring trilingual legends in English, Arabic, and Hebrew. A scarcer mid‑series issue with a mintage of only 750,000.
A 1937 Southern Rhodesia Shilling struck in .925 sterling silver, featuring the crowned portrait of King George VI with legend GEORGE VI KING EMPEROR, and the iconic Zimbabwe Bird reverse with SOUTHERN RHODESIA · ONE SHILLING · 1937 and KG# monogram.
A 1939 Palestine 5 Mils coin from the British Mandate period, struck in copper‑nickel with trilingual legends. A scarcer late‑1930s issue with strong collector demand.