N° 2187 | South Africa 5 Shillings 1952

2187 - South Africa 5 Shillings 1952
2187 - South Africa 5 Shillings 1952

Description

KM# 41, Hern# S317, N# 12759; Silver 28.37 g.; George VI; 300th Anniversary of the founding of Capetown; AUNC with nice patina

GPT Description

The South Africa 5 Shillings 1952 coin holds significant historical and numismatic value. Released in commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of the founding of Capetown, this coin features a portrait of King George VI on the obverse side. The reverse side likely showcases a design honoring the founding of Capetown, possibly depicting a landmark or symbol associated with the city's establishment. This particular coin is classified under KM# 41, Hern# S317, and N# 12759, weighing 28.37 grams of silver. The coin's Almost Uncirculated (AUNC) condition with a nice patina suggests that it has been well-preserved over the years, retaining its original luster and appeal. In 1952, South Africa was still under British rule, with King George VI serving as the reigning monarch until his passing in February of that year. The 300th Anniversary of Capetown was a momentous occasion for South Africa, celebrating the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Overall, the South Africa 5 Shillings 1952 coin serves as a tangible piece of history, reflecting the colonial ties of the era and honoring a significant milestone in the establishment of one of South Africa's most iconic cities. Its silver composition, historical significance, and well-maintained condition make it a prized collectible for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.
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