1935 New Guinea Silver Shilling – PCGS Genuine XF Details (Environmental Damage)
Own a fascinating piece of colonial-era history with this 1935 New Guinea Silver Shilling, certified PCGS Genuine – XF Details (97 Environmental Damage). Struck for the Territory of New Guinea during the reign of King George V, this coin represents an important period in the monetary history of the South Pacific.
This classic silver issue features the distinctive New Guinea design with a central hole, crossed scepters, and crown motif, making it one of the most recognizable and collectible coins from the region. Struck in .925 sterling silver, the coin contains approximately 0.16 troy ounces of silver, adding intrinsic precious metal value alongside its historical significance.
Certified by PCGS as Genuine with XF Details, this example displays attractive Extremely Fine-level detail, while the holder notes Environmental Damage that affects the surface appearance. Collectors should review photographs carefully for the coin’s exact color, texture, and overall eye appeal.
The 1935 New Guinea Shilling is a sought-after world coin among collectors of British Commonwealth issues, Australian territorial coinage, and historic silver currency. Its combination of age, silver content, distinctive design, and PCGS authentication makes it an appealing addition to a world coin collection.
Coin Highlights:
- Country/Region: New Guinea
- Year: 1935
- Denomination: 1 Shilling
- Reign: King George V
- Composition: .925 Fine Silver
- Silver Weight: Approximately 0.16 Troy Oz
- Grade: PCGS Genuine – XF Details
- PCGS Note: Environmental Damage
- PCGS Certification #: 396963
- Variety: New Guinea Shilling
- Historic British Commonwealth silver issue
