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

Frosted mint bloom, better than the average MS 64.

1940 Australian KGVI Threepence - PCGS MS 63

Ex Borg sale.

1942-D Australian KGVI Threepence - PCGS MS 63

Could have easily fit into a 63 holder, key date of the series and very difficult to impove on for condition.

1948 Australian KGVI Threepence - PCGS MS 65

Fully lustrous with soft satin fields.

Proof like strike and brilliant fields.

Strong colour and eye appeal.

1956 Australian KGVI Threepence - PCGS MS 65

Equal highest graded by PCGS and supremely attractive coin.

Fully brilliant proof like example.

1963 Australian QEII Threepence - PCGS MS 65

Superb eye appeal, particularly the Reverse.

Really tough grade by PCGS, would sell as a gem if offered raw. Sister coin to the 1911 Threepence in this sale.

Attractive mint bloom.

Ex Borg sale with an attractive purple tone.

1917-M Australian KGV Sixpence - PCGS MS 64

Blemish free surfaces.

Deep golden and blue tones that are now synonomous with early Melbourne Mint issues.

Gem uncirculated with appealing peripheral blue tone.

Fully struck up wih wire rim.

Sharp bold strike, nice coin.

Semi key date of the series and scarce this fine.

Well struck with underlying eye appeal.

Frosted mint lustre.

1942-S Australian KGVI Sixpence - PCGS MS 64

Subdued mint bloom.

Brilliant gem uncirculated.

1956 Australian QEII Sixpence - PCGS MS 64

Gem uncirculated.

One of the finest known and certainly one of the most attractive Shillings we have handled. Sister coin to the 1910 Threepence and Sixpence in this sa

Just a hint of friction on the high points.

Brilliant in appearace and one of finest known.Very much underrated for rarity.

Beautifully struck up Reverse, equal highest graded by PCGS.

Ex Borg sale and rare in conditionn this fine.

Old deep Blue tone and one of the finest known. Sister coin to the 1916 Florin in this sale.

Ex Borg sale and rare in conditionn this fine.

Purple and blue hues through the periphery.

Brilliant proof like surfaces.

1943 Australian KGVI Shilling - PCGS MS 64

S over D variety although not recognised by PCGS.

Brilliant gem uncirculated.

1950 Australian KGVI Shilling - PCGS MS 64

Brillant satin surfaces.

1957 Australian QEII Shilling - PCGS MS 65

Subdued mint bloom.

Key date of the series with strong eye appeal. Acceptional coin for the grade.

Extremely tough in conditon this fine, one of the finest known.

One of the finest known for the date with typical deep blue tone. Superb coin.