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1961-Y Half Penny
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Elizabeth II
The 1961 Perth mint half penny, like other Perth mint issues in the series comes in a salmon pink colour or a chocolate brown colour and is typically plagued by impaired dies and as such is difficult to source in the upper mint state grades. The coin typically tones olive or a red brick colour, which should not be confused with original mint brilliance.
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Mintage
17,811,840
Reverse Designer
George Kruger Gray
Obverse Designer
Mary Gillick
Size
25.5 mm
Composition
97.00% Copper
2.50% Zinc 0.50% Tin
Bullion Value
4.19¢
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Typical handled value: 10¢
Condition matters a grade deal in terms of a coin's value, the above value is for a typical handled example. For example, a 1911 florin can be had for as little as $10, but in top quality, the coin would be valued at over $10,000! Subscribe to a Bronze membership for valuations on PCGS or NGC graded coins Subscribe to a Silver membership for valuations on ungraded coins as well and photo hints on how to grade them |
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