1935 Australian Shilling, struck at the Melbourne Mint during the George V series (1911–1936). A lower‑mintage year with only 500,000 produced, making it a desirable date in higher grades. Features the crowned bust of King George V on the obverse and the Australian coat of arms with “ADVANCE AUSTRALIA” on the reverse. Second last year of the George V shilling design before the Ram’s Head series began in 1938 (no shillings were issued in 1937).

Features:

• Composition: .925 Silver .075 Copper.
• Extremely Fine.
• Clear detail to portrait, shield, kangaroo and emu.
• Fine scratches visible in fields consistent with EF grade.
• Lower mintage of 500,000.

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.