G'day, the pic doesn't have much detail.
The shape of the portrait reminds me of QE2, first type (1952~ ), and she's facing in the correct direction.
The material could be gold or brass, judging solely by colour.
Size would help to determine if it's a coin, and which denomination.
There are no Australian coins of that colour, during the period in which that portrait was used (upto 1964)
The poms had a brass threepence, but I don't think that the planchet was circular.
The Poms and Rhodesians created gold coins with that portrait.
Peter in Oz
The shape of the portrait reminds me of QE2, first type (1952~ ), and she's facing in the correct direction.
The material could be gold or brass, judging solely by colour.
Size would help to determine if it's a coin, and which denomination.
There are no Australian coins of that colour, during the period in which that portrait was used (upto 1964)
The poms had a brass threepence, but I don't think that the planchet was circular.
The Poms and Rhodesians created gold coins with that portrait.
Peter in Oz




















