Another silver out of a cent roll

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Hello all. Some of you might remember the 1909 silver six pence that I pulled out of a cent roll a few weeks ago. Well, i was going through a box of cents tonight. Opened a roll and saw a silver reeded edge. It turned out to be another six pence from Australia, a 1943-D! I think this is sterling as well. Odd thing about this box. Even though i'm on the East Coast, this box is loaded with D mint cents and almost no wheat cents. I wasn't too enthuisastic(spelling) about finishing this box until i spotted this beauty. Thanks for reading and looking. Good luck everyone, MM2
 

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That is very strange.
 

lightning struck ya twice!
 

Nice little treat!
Congrats!
 

Man, those silvers just keep coming to you, congrats on another awesome find and thanks for sharing!
 

Cool find - that one is sterling silver too, correct?
 

Cool find - that one is sterling silver too, correct?
Yes, they were made in sterling from 1910-1945. In 1946,they were reduced to 50% silver. In 1964, they went over to decimal coinage.
 

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