1943 One Penny Internment Token Very Fine

1943 One Penny Internment Token Very FineMinted by R. Arendeen & Sons Pty Ltd in Malvern, Victoria and issued by The Department of Army for use within the confines of various internment camps around Australia. The 1943 Australian Two Shilling Internment Token stands as a poignant artifact from World War II, testifying to a challenging chapter in Australian history. These tokens, bearing the inscription "internment camps" on one side and the denomination of "two shillings" on the reverse,

she was born in Melbourne but is best known for her activities in South Australia

ObverseKing George VReverseDenomination and date within wreath Weight 5

Produced by Elemental Mint

9 fine silver

The set comes in a presentation case with a numbered certificate of authenticity

Aurora Borealis is a mesmarising phenomenon where coloured bands of light dance across the canvas of the northern polar sky

Engraved and published in the official account of the Endeavour’s voyage

scientists have discovered and studied many extraordinary creatures adapted to living under immense pressure in the dark

Borobi is a male koala with blue fur and unusual markings on his paws (which are designed by Aboriginal artist

Originally

he is the eldest son of Kronos and Rhea

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