1943 One Shilling Internment Token UNC

1943 One Shilling Internment Token UNCMinted by KG Luke and Co Pty Ltd and issued by The Department of Army for use within the confines of various internment camps around Australia. The 1943 Australian Threepence Internment Token stands as a poignant artifact from World War II, testifying to a challenging chapter in Australian history. These tokens, bearing the inscription "internment camps" on one side and the denomination of "two shillings" on the reverse, were issued by the Department

a ten-coin collection that explores the rise of a royal dynasty

Note: the lamination peel is located on the right hand side of the letter "U" in the world "Australia" on the Reverse of the coin

Our Solar System is our local neighbourhood in space

Affixed to the envelope are two official Australia Post $1

connecting isolated communities and opening up new trade routes

and last utilised for the crowning of Elizabeth II in 1953

metallurgy

This unique

The second release banknote of the Reserve Bank of Australia Next Generation Banknote Program is now available

Chinese prospectors came to find gold and brought with them Gum Loong

The first design explores the honours and awards she gives to nominated individuals for their service

Struck to The Royal Mint’s bullion standard with polished and frosted finishes