1933 Australian Shilling struck at the Melbourne Mint during the George V series (1911–1936). A genuinely scarce Depression‑era issue with a low mintage of just 220,000, making it one of the key dates of the series. Produced at a time when economic hardship sharply reduced demand for silver coinage, surviving high‑grade examples are particularly sought after. The obverse features the crowned bust of King George V, while the reverse displays the Australian coat of arms beneath the motto “ADVANCE AUSTRALIA”. A standout date for collectors assembling a quality pre‑decimal shilling set.

Features:

• Type: 1933 Australian Shilling.
• Grade: Very Good Plus.
• Composition: .925 Silver.
• Specifications: 23.50 mm diameter, 5.65 g.
• Obverse: Crowned bust of King George V facing left.
• Reverse: Australian coat of arms with kangaroo, emu and “ADVANCE AUSTRALIA”.
• Scarce Depression‑era mintage: 220,000.

You will receive the photographed coin in this listing. Grade is subjective based on relevant criteria, which you may determine as a higher or lower grade than that listed.