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5 Shillings - Edward VIII

Issuer South Africa
Year 1937
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Currency Pound (1825-1961)
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Obverse lettering EDWARDVS VIII D : G : BR : OMN : REX
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Reverse description The quartered shield of the South African Coat of Arms occupies the central field, surmounted by a royal crown. The four quarters depict respectively a figure with an anchor, a leaping springbok, an orange tree, and a wagon, representing the provinces of the Union of South Africa. The bilingual legend SOUTH AFRICA to the left and ZUID AFRIKA to the right runs along the periphery within a milled border. The date 1937 is divided by the shield on either side, and the denomination numeral 5 appears at the base of the design flanked by decorative floral ornaments.
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