Lot 149
Rare. A problem free coin
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Notes:
- The 1922/1 Overdate Threepence is a controversial coin appearing to be an early experiment by the Melbourne Mint to alter the date on a die. It is thought that in this instance the last figure on a working hub was simply hammered flat and a new figure was roughly re-entered on the ensuing die while it was still soft. Melbourne Mint had been experimenting with die work on pennies as early as 1919 and on the dies for the 1921 silver threepences and sixpences from which it had removed mint marks. It is known that in 1922 the Melbourne Mint did not have the figure punches needed to alter dies, so either the mint fashioned its own tool or these unrecorded coins were struck in February, 1923 when the punches were available. What is certain is that this overdate is the product of just one reverse die, as all examples have the same diagnostic pimple of metal in the reverse field at the juncture of the legs of the kangaroo, which may not be apparent on worn examples. Condition:
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