South Africa King George VI 1 Penny

Description

Delve into the rich numismatic heritage of South Africa with our meticulously curated collection of 1 Penny coins, minted during the reign of King George VI (1936-1952). Crafted from durable bronze, these standard circulation coins offer a fascinating glimpse into South Africa’s past during the mid-20th century.

Minted between the years 1937 and 1947, these 1 Penny coins served as essential currency in everyday transactions, reflecting the economic landscape and societal values of the time. On the obverse side of each coin, a distinguished portrait of King George VI, facing left, takes center stage, with the engraver’s initials discreetly placed below the truncation.

The reverse side of the coin features a striking depiction of the ship “Dromedaris” sailing to the right, paying homage to South Africa’s maritime history and exploration. The detailed design of the vessel adds an element of historical significance and aesthetic appeal to the coin.

With a weight of 9.45 grams and a diameter of 31.0 millimeters, these bronze coins are substantial in size and weight, making them ideal additions to any coin collection. Whether you’re a seasoned numismatist or a history enthusiast, these 1 Penny coins offer a tangible connection to South Africa’s past and are sure to spark curiosity and appreciation.

Enhance your collection with a piece of South African history. Shop our collection of 1 Penny coins from the reign of King George VI today, available exclusively at Coinsstuff.