Australia 31 x 3 Pence 1910 - 1964

The Australia 31 x 3 Pence 1910 - 1964 is a collection of silver coins that were minted in Australia during the period from 1910 to 1964. Each coin has a denomination of 3 pence and features various rulers and dates throughout its production. These coins were made from silver, with a total weight of 43.71 grams. The quality of the coins is described as F/XF, which stands for Fine to Extremely Fine. This indicates that the coins have a decent level of preservation and show some signs of wear, but still retain a good amount of detail. Historically, this collection spans several significant events in Australian history. In 1910, Australia was still a part of the British Empire and under the rule of King Edward VII. The country was experiencing rapid growth and development, particularly in the fields of agriculture and mining. In 1911, King George V ascended to the throne following the death of his father, King Edward VII. During his reign, Australia went through World War I (1914-1918), the Great Depression (1929-1933), and World War II (1939-1945). These events had a profound impact on the country's economy and society. After the war, Australia experienced a period of post-war reconstruction and economic growth. In 1952, Queen Elizabeth II became the monarch, and Australia transitioned from being a dominion of the British Empire to an independent nation within the Commonwealth. The 3 pence coins continued to be minted until 1964, when Australia transitioned to decimal currency. This marked a significant change in the country's monetary system, with the introduction of the Australian dollar. Overall, the Australia 31 x 3 Pence 1910 - 1964 collection represents a fascinating snapshot of Australian history, reflecting the country's growth, political changes, and transition to a modern economy.

N° 2431 | Australia 31 x 3 Pence 1910 - 1964

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