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(from 6 o'clock): GEORGIUS VI DEI | GRA BRITT OMN REX FID DEF

IS this on any george VI COINS crown size coins in the 1930 eara
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Certainaly not on Australian crowns.
Nor on the Brit 1937 crown I have.
Dunno could it be a fake? have you tested it with a magnet?
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I will look through my Krause Catalog in a little while.
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I am not sure on their sizes. About halfway through, found so far:
British West Africa
KM31 1952 6 Pence
KM 28 1938 Shilling
KM 29 1949 2 Shillings

British
KM 860 2 Pounds
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thank trout and fuzzy
will explain latter need to join the dots and peice a puzzle together
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found one more

Jersey
KM19 1945 1/12 Shilling

that's all my search turned up
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need to be about 36mm wide now that a big coin
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the 6 Pence is 19.34mm
the Shilling is 23.6mm
the 2 Shillings is 28.51mm

the 2 Pounds could not find a size

the 1/12 Shilling is 31mm
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All George VI crowns were 38.5 mm.
What is the weight of your coin?
36mm seems a bit weird for a Comonwealth coin
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36mm diameter is the size of the GB Elizabeth 2nd gold Five Pounds coins. They weigh 40 grammes.

I think that particular legend may be on a British campaign medal. Without the 'IND.IMP', it must be be tween 1948 and 1952. I dunno about British medals, I don't collect them, but they may be 36mm diameter.
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