1936 Fiji - One Penny - Uncirculated

Honour a Unique Moment in History with the 1936 Fiji One Penny Coin

Secure a truly special piece of numismatic history with this 1936 Fiji One Penny coin, a rare testament to one of the shortest reigns in modern monarchy. This coin is one of the few to bear the name of King Edward VIII, who abdicated before his official portrait could be struck on coinage.

Why you'll love it:

• Historic Significance: Represents a unique and fascinating moment in history—the brief reign of King Edward VIII.
• Unique Design: The obverse features the legend and crown of EDWARD·VIII·KING·EMPEROR around a central hole, a design that never saw his portrait.
• Scarce Mintage: With a limited mintage of just 120,000, this coin is a scarce find, especially in high grade.
• Uncirculated Quality with Character: Preserved in uncirculated condition, offering a clear view of its historic design, it exhibits a case of verdigris.
• Authentic Composition: Struck from copper-nickel with a weight of 6.48g and a diameter of 26mm, this coin is an authentic piece of Fiji's currency history.
• Must-Have for Collectors: A vital and fascinating addition to any collection of British Commonwealth or world coins.

Don't miss this opportunity to own a tangible piece of a historic moment that changed the course of the British monarchy. Order your 1936 Fiji One Penny coin today!