1 Shilling 1949, No Letters [East Africa]

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1 Shilling 1949, No Letters [East Africa]
  • Country: East Africa
  • Shape: Round
  • Weight: 7.81 g
  • Mintage: 38,318,000 pcs.
  • Metal: Cupronickel (copper-nickel)
  • Composition: Cu-Ni
  • Denomination: 1 Shilling
  • Currency Unit: Shilling
  • Orientation: Medal alignment
  • Designer: obverse: Percy Metcalfe; privy mark: PM
  • Reference: KM# 31
  • Diameter: 27.8 mm
  • Reverse
    In the central part, within an ornamental circle, a composition: a walking lion against a background of mountain peaks. Below it, English text in three lines: '1 SHILLING 1949'. Along the upper edge arc, the country name in English, framed by diamonds: 'EAST AFRICA'. Around the coin's edge - a toothed (reeded) rim.
  • Obverse
    In the central part, the left-facing profile of King George VI of Great Britain. In the left part, along the coin's edge arc, the Latin inscription: 'GEORGVS', on the right - 'SEXTVS REX' - King George the Sixth. Around the coin's edge are raised elements in the form of teeth (denticles).

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