King Edward VII Sixpence
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Minted in 1910, the King Edward VII Sixpence catalog contains 2 year-and-mintmark variants.
Crowned and robed bust of Edward VII facing right; around, EDWARDVS VII D:G: BRITT: OMN: REX F: D: IND: IMP: ; below bust in small lettering the artist's initials DES
Ensigns Armorial of the Commonwealth of Australia, as authorised by Royal Warrent 7th May 1908 - composed of a simple shield enclosing a cross of Saint George on which are five six-pointed stars, around the outside of which are six small escutcheons (small shields). The shield is supported by a kangaroo and an emu standing on a grassy mound. Above the shield a crest, the seven-pointed star of Federation on a wreath. Below on a ribbon the motto ADVANCE AUSTRALIA is inscribed. Around above, SIXPENCE and below, between arrow heads, the date, 1910
Frequently Asked Questions
- When was the King Edward VII Sixpence minted?
- The King Edward VII Sixpence was minted by Australia in 1910.
- What is the King Edward VII Sixpence made of?
- The King Edward VII Sixpence is made of silver (.925), weighs 2.83 grams, and measures 19 mm in diameter.