South Africa 3 - 6 Pence 1895 - 1896

The South Africa 3 - 6 Pence coins from 1895 - 1896 are a fascinating piece of history. These coins were minted in Pretoria, South Africa, during the late 19th century. Made of silver, these coins have a denomination of 3 to 6 pence. The KM# 3 - 4 refers to the Krause-Mishler catalog numbers that are commonly used to identify and classify coins. During this period, South Africa was experiencing significant political and economic changes. The British Empire's influence in the region was growing, leading to the establishment of the Union of South Africa in 1910. However, in 1895 - 1896, the country was still under British control. The Pretoria Mint, where these coins were produced, played a crucial role in South Africa's monetary system. It was established in 1892 and became one of the major mints in the region, producing various denominations of coins. The coins' condition is described as XF-/XF, which stands for Extremely Fine to Extra Fine. This indicates that the coins have some wear but still retain a considerable amount of detail and luster. Owning these South Africa 3 - 6 Pence coins from 1895 - 1896 allows you to possess a tangible piece of South African history, reflecting the country's relationship with the British Empire during this period.

N° 1925 | South Africa 3 - 6 Pence 1895 - 1896

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