Universal Coin Company Signature PCGS Coin Auction #5 Tuesday 14th of July 2015

Ex Borg sale, double dot variety.

Dot above and Dot below variety and one of the finest known examples.

The scarcest of the 1920 varieties.

No dot variety or 1920 Plain as it known. Very honest AU with only very little wear to the high points. Even Chocolate Brown patina and well struck th

Dot above bottom scroll variety and still much red lustre. Lovely coin.

Ex Borg sale and one of the finest known.

Boldly struck which is typical for the date. Really attractive Reverse.

Subdued Red and Brown mint lustre.

Extensive die cracks through out with highly reflective proof like fields.

Sharp strike and blemish free, must have been on the cusp of MS 65.

Dropped 1, English Die.

Aligned date variety and one of the finest known.

Early die strike, sharp through out.

Subdued Red and Brown mint lustre, strong eye appeal.

K.G. variety, nice coin that wouldn’t look out of place in a 64 holder.

K.G. Variety. Similar story to the the 1940 K.G. Superb surfaces for the grade.

No I variety.

1942-I Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 64RB

1943 Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 63RB

1943-I Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 64RB

1943-Y. Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 63RB

Virtually blemish free surfaces.

1947-Y. Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 63BN

Superb coin with underlying purple mint brilliance.

Even light Brown with problem free surfaces.

1950 Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 64RD

Full red gem uncirculated.

Attractive Perth colours.

Could quite easily sit in a 65 holder, gem uncirculated.

Ex Benchmark Collection.

Ex Benchmark Collection.

1956 Australian KGVI Penny - PCGS MS 64RD

Attractive Perth colours.

Attractive Perth colours.

Ex Benchmark Collection.

Attractive Perth colours.

Attractive Perth colours.

The perfect Perth penny.

Boldly struck with beautiful colour, the sister coin to both the 1910 Sixpence and Shilling in this sale.

One of the finest known and certainly one of the most attractive Threepences we have handled. Sister coin to the 1911 Sixpence in this sale.

Eye catching periperal tone with a hint of Cartwheeling through the Obverse.

Ex Borg sale and scarce in condition this fine.

Deep blue old tone and one of the finest known.

Three legged Emu variety with flawless fields.

Attractive Red and Green hues through out, gem uncirculated.

Strong eye appeal, easy to see why it won a plus grade.

Attractive golden tone through the reverse peripery.

Bold strike with brilliant reflective fields.

Boldly struck which is typical for the date. Really attractive Reverse.

Boldly struck which is typical for the date. Really attractive Reverse.