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Rhodesian Numismatic Duo (1943 & 1964)
Lot Description: A collectible two-coin lot representing the transition of Rhodesian currency, featuring examples from both the British Colonial era and the early post-Federal period.
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Coin 1: Southern Rhodesia 1943 One Penny
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Monarch: King George VI.
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Design: Features the iconic central hole (holed for convenience of carry on string), with the Rose of England on the obverse and the Southern Rhodesia title on the reverse.
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Historical Context: Minted during WWII, these bronze pennies are a staple of African colonial numismatics.
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Condition: Circulated, with a natural dark aged patina.
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Coin 2: Rhodesia 1964 20 Cents / 2 Shillings
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Monarch: Queen Elizabeth II (Arnold Machin portrait).
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Design: Features the famous Great Zimbabwe Bird perched on a plinth.
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Historical Context: A "transitional" coin issued just before the Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI). It displays dual denomination (2/- and 20c) as the country prepared for decimalization.
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Condition: Circulated, showing clear details on the Zimbabwe Bird and the Queen’s portrait, with some surface marks consistent with age.
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Estimated Value R50 - R150
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