1936 Australian Penny - Extremely Fine - relatively common for period #3
Tax included.
1936 Australian Penny is relatively common for the period. It was minted in Melbourne Australia with a mintage of approx. 9,890,000.
It was the Last King George V Australian penny.
I would grade this example as Extremely Fine.
The Australian penny was a small circulating denomination of the Australian Pound. It has the same dimensions and composition as the British pre-decimal penny, from which it is derived (for a time, the coins circulated in parallel and were interchangeable in Australia - but not in the United Kingdom; the currencies were fixed at par). It was worth one twelfth of an Australian shilling and 1/240 of an Australian pound.