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Hello to the underside !!

I was wondering if anyone could give me a ballpark value for
1943-S Florins? approx. grade AU,, are these coins silver ?

Thanks
Rick
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quote:
Originally posted by Metalman

Hello to the underside !!

I was wondering if anyone could give me a ballpark value for
1943-S Florins? approx. grade AU,, are these coins silver ?

Thanks
Rick



It's down under not underbelly or underside or undersize
Keep this up & I'll send Mick Dundee after you
1943-S-Florins

Ok maybe it is the underworld

1943 Florin
composition 92.5% Silver; 7.5% copper
Weight 11.31 grams, size 28.5 mm

Au value AU$ 35.00 = US $ 25.70 lower grades AU$ EF = 16 VF= 8

Hope that helps
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Thanks RG

Ummmm I dont speak Aussie so if I got the greeting wrong ,, well you know ?

I will try and do better next time !!

Thanks
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1943-S-Florins

Florins with the "S " mint mark was struck at the San Francisco Mint in the US.Mintage of 11,000,000. This is a nice Choice UNC one and would have made GEM if not for a tiny carbon spot at 9.00 O'Clock.
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Never knew Florins were minted in US!!
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Eventually, we will have a complete list with mintages and metal composition of all foreign coins minted in the US. It is surprising how many foreign coins were minted here.
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quote:
Originally posted by shatsi

Never knew Florins were minted in US!!



List of Aussie coins minted in the US are as follows. ""S" is for San Francisco and "D" is for Denver.Number in brackets are the mintages.Values are in UNC grades.

3 Pence

1942D (16,000,000) BV AUD 27.00
1942S (8,000,000) BV AUD 27.00
1943S (8,000,000) BV AUD 30.00
1943D (16,000,000) BV AUD 30.00
1944S (32,000,000) BV AUD 22.00

6 Pence

1942D (12,000,000) BV AUD 35.00
1942S (4,000,000) BV AUD 45.00
1943D (8,000,000) BV AUD 35.00
1943S (4,000,000) BV AUD 45.00
1944S (4,000,000) BV AUD 35.00

Shilling

1942S (4,000,000) BV AUD 60.00
1943S (16,000,000) BV AUD 35.00
1944S (8,000,000) BV AUD 35.00

Florin

1942S (6,000,000) BV AUD 75.00
1943S (11,000,000) BV AUD 70.00
1944S (11,000,000) BV AUD 65.00





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I can't believe lim118 is STILL posting beautiful photos of COINS I don't have. I can see right now I need at least two jobs to keep the Aussie economy and my family going through 2006! Nothing better than an UNC or PROOF coin to bring out the real beauty!!!
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Here is a 1944S in GEM UNC....[:p]

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NO MORE!!!! Lim118 please, no more! You have to be an agent for the RAM and this is torture at its finest!!!!
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There is an interesting story as to how the USA did a deal with us Aussies to mint coins for us. Other Aussies may like to fill in the blanks here.

To put is simply we ran out of silver and man power to make coins during the war. We asked the good old USA to do us Aussies a favour which in your generosity you obliged. You supplied the manpower...the presses and the silver. The only way we could pay you back was to melt down our sterling silver coins and remake then at 50% silver and send to you the left over silver to pay our debt.
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Looks like we may have to work out something else now!!! Quite a few U.S. collectors starting Aussie collections and the biggest problem we are encountering is that YOU (Australia) has WAY to MUCH to offer!!! So many coins, so little time and so little money! I need another job!
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Crystalk64 make it easy on yourself forget about the decimal coins and stick with the beautiful pre-decimal ones like above.
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quote:
Originally posted by lim118

1943-S-Florins

Florins with the "S " mint mark was struck at the San Francisco Mint in the US.Mintage of 11,000,000. This is a nice Choice UNC one and would have made GEM if not for a tiny carbon spot at 9.00 O'Clock.



Sorry Lim, that coin has been dipped, half the detail is missing, be lucky to go Unc now .
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Hello Cruzi....great to see you here as well...

I bow to your superior knowledge and experience when it comes to Aussie coins (for that matter any coins)and I am sure members here will benefit from it instead of listening to half baked potatoes like me. It is indeed heartening to note well known numismatists from Downunder are joining up and posting. This will make the efforts of promoting our coinage to fellow collectors around the world a lot easier.
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quote:
Sorry Lim, that coin has been dipped, half the detail is missing, be lucky to go Unc now


It could also be just the photo. I take about 100 coin photos a day and have seen many come out looking that way, until you adjust the light a little bit, then they look right.
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