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THE DEFINITIVE BAKEWELL S A COIN COLLECTION PART 2

Category:  World Coins
Owner:  ROBBAKE12157
Last Modified:  11/26/2012
Set Description
The coins in this collection are all certified by either the NGC or PCGS & are for the most part finest known specimens. This collection is by far the most definitive collection of certified South African coins to date. I have spent 7 years assembling this collection and continously strive to upgrade the few coins that are not finest knowns.

Set Goals
The most complete finest known certified South African coin collection 1923 - 1960 to date.

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View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1937 S.africa NGC MS 64 BN In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The obverse design shows the uncrowned head of King George the VI. Inscription reads GEORGIVS VI REX IMPERATOR. The obverse design was used up to & including 1947. The reverse design for the Quarter Penny shows 2 sparrows perched on a sprig of mimosa within a circle. The reverse design inscription reads * SOUTH - AFRICA * DATE * SUID - AFRIKA * 1/4D and was used to strike all farthings up to and including 1950. No farthings were struck in 1940.
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1937 S.africa NGC MS 64 Brown In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The reverse design for the Half Penny shows a Dutch East India merchantman in almost full sail on the sea & with the same inscription surrounding it as with the Half Penny reverse design seen on half pennies from 1931 to 1936. The reverse design remained the same from 1937 until 1950 but the obverse design only remined the same until 1947. Reverse design artist: Kruger Gray (KG above waterline next to ship) Obverse design artist: Henry Paget (HP under truncation of neck).
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1937 S.africa NGC MS 65 RB In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The reverse design for the Half Penny shows a Dutch East India merchantman in almost full sail on the sea & with the same inscription surrounding it as with the Half Penny reverse design seen on half pennies from 1931 to 1936. The reverse design remained the same from 1937 until 1950 but the obverse design only remined the same until 1947. Reverse design artist: Kruger Gray (KG above waterline next to ship) Obverse design artist: Henry Paget (HP under truncation of neck).
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1937 S.africa NGC MS 64 Red
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1937 S.africa NGC MS 65 Brown In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The reverse design for the Penny shows a Dutch East India merchantman in almost full sail on the sea & with the same inscription surrounding it as with the Penny reverse design seen on pennies from 1931 to 1936. The reverse design remained the same from 1937 until 1950 but the obverse design only remined the same until 1947. Reverse design artist: Kruger Gray (KG above waterline next to ship) Obverse design artist: Henry Paget (HP under truncation of neck).
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 3P 1937 S.africa NGC MS 64
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 6P 1937 S.africa NGC MS 65 In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The obverse design shows the uncrowned head of King George the VI. Inscription reads GEORGIVS VI REX IMPERATOR. The obverse design was used up to & including 1947. The reverse design shows an open PROTEA CYNAROIDES bloom with 2 leaves on the stem, enclosed by a hexagon formed by 6 bundles of kindling sticks ( representing the denomination) of 4 sticks per bundle (representing the 4 provinces) tied in the middle with inscription * SOUTH - AFRICA * DATE * SUID - AFRIKA * 6D. Reverse design was utilised up to & including 1950.
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 1S 1937 S.africa NGC MS 64 In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The obverse design shows the uncrowned head of King George the VI. Inscription reads GEORGIVS VI REX IMPERATOR. The obverse design was used up to & including 1947. The reverse design shows the standing draped female figure of HOPE, which is representative of the Cape Province. She is facing right gazing over a calm sea with her right arm leaning on an anchor. There is also a sixpointed star to the right of her left shoulder. The inscription reads * SOUTH - AFRICA * DATE * SUID - AFRIKA * SHILLING. Reverse design was utilised up to & including 1950.
View Coin 1937 SOUTH AFRICA 2S 1937 S.africa NGC MS 64 In 1937 King George VI was crowned and therefore his effigy had to be placed on the obverse of all empire coinage. Interestingly he faces the same direction as King George V which would seem incorrect since every change in monarch was supposed to include a change in the direction in which such monarch faces on empire coinage. It is not incorrect because Edward VIII was crowned before George VI and his effigy would have faced right and opposite to George V but due to his very short reign & subsequent abdication no coins were struck with his effigy for South African coinage. This meant that in order to keep with the correct tradition George VI would have to then face left which is the same as George V. The obverse design shows the uncrowned head of King George the VI. Inscription reads GEORGIVS VI REX IMPERATOR. The obverse design was used up to & including 1947. The reverse design shows a garnished uncrowned shield quartered with the symbols for the four provinces of the union namely the figure of HOPE for the CAPE, 2 running wildebeeste facing left for NATAL, an orange tree for the ORANGE FREE STATE & an ox wagon for the TRANSVAAL - THE ARMS OF THE UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA. The date is split on either side of the shield. The inscription reads * SOUTH - AFRICA * SUID - AFRIKA * 2 SHILLINGS. Reverse design was utilised up to & including 1950.
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1938 S.africa NGC MS 65 BN
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1938 S.africa NGC MS 63 Brown
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1938 S.africa NGC MS 65 RB
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1938 S.africa NGC MS 65 Brown
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1938 S.africa NGC MS 65 Red Brown
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1938 S.africa NGC MS 66 RD
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA 3P 1938 S.africa NGC MS 65
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA 6P 1938 S.africa NGC MS 66
View Coin 1938 South Africa 1S 1938 S AFRICA PCGS MS 66
View Coin 1938 SOUTH AFRICA 2.5S 1938 S.africa NGC MS 64
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1939 S.africa NGC MS 64 BN
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1939 S.africa NGC MS 63 Brown
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1939 S.africa NGC MS 63 RB
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1939 S.africa NGC MS 64 BN
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 3P 1939 S.africa NGC MS 65
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 6P 1939 S.africa NGC PF 64
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 1S 1939 S.africa NGC PF 64
View Coin 1939 SOUTH AFRICA 2.5S 1939 S.africa NGC MS 63
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1940 S.africa NGC MS 65 Brown
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1940 S.africa NGC MS 65 RB
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1940 S.africa NGC MS 65 BN
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1940 S.africa NGC MS 64 Red Brown
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1940 S.africa NO STAR AFTER DATE NGC MS 64 RB
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA 3P 1940 S.africa NGC MS 65
View Coin 1940 SOUTH AFRICA 1S 1940 S.africa NGC MS 63
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1941 S.africa NGC MS 65 BN
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1941 S.africa NGC MS 65 Brown
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1941 S.africa NGC MS 65 RB
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1941 S.africa NGC MS 65 BN
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 3P 1941 S.africa NGC MS 64
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 6P 1941 S.africa NGC MS 65
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 1S 1941 S.africa NGC MS 64
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 2S 1941 S.africa NGC MS 64
View Coin 1941 SOUTH AFRICA 2.5S 1941 S.africa NGC MS 64
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1942 S.africa NGC MS 65 Red
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1942 S.africa NGC MS 65 Red
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA 1/4P 1942 S.africa NGC MS 63 Red Brown
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1942 S.africa NGC MS 65 Brown
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1942 S.africa NGC MS 65 RB
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA 1/2P 1942 S.africa NGC MS 64 Red
View Coin 1942 SOUTH AFRICA PENNY 1942 S.africa NGC MS 65 BN
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