72 Year old 1952 Australia Penny worth in million

The 1952 Australian Penny was composed of bronze, with a composition of 97% copper, 2.5% zinc, and 0.5% tin. This composition was consistent with earlier years of Australian pennies.Mintages: In 1952, pennies were minted at three different Australian mints:Melbourne Mint (no mintmark)Perth Mint (mintmark: "P")London (no mintmark, but identified by a small dot after "PENNY" on the reverse)Varieties: While the standard design featured King George VI on the obverse and a kangaroo on the reverse, there are some minor varieties collectors look for, such as variations in the kangaroo's tail or minor differences in the king's portrait.Collectibility: The 1952 Australian Penny is popular among both Australian and international coin collectors. Its historical significance, coupled with its distinctive design and relatively limited mintage compared to earlier years, contribute to its appeal.Condition: As with any coin, the condition of the 1952 Penny plays a significant role in determining its value. Coins in uncirculated or near uncirculated condition are highly desirable to collectors.Numismatic Value: While the face value of the penny is, of course, one cent, its numismatic value can vary greatly depending on factors such as rarity, condition, and demand among collectors. Some well-preserved examples of the 1952 Penny can command significant premiums in the numismatic market.Overall, the 1952 Australian Penny represents an important piece of Australian numismatic history and continues to be a sought-after collectible item among enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

1952 Australian pennies in circulated condition are only worth a few dollars. Your information is incorrect. They need to be in uncirculated condition to be worth any decent amount. Certainly not $14,000+. Even proof 1952 pennies don't sell for that much.

[@rajuchoraria4857]

I have 2 coins how much indian rupees reply

[@lasanthamanoj1266]

I have 1952

[@StevenVane]

I also found one old Australian 1952 penny in PNG king G VI D: Other side is kangaroo is it still valuable?

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

No. It isn't valuable. It's value is around $2 for a circulated coin.

[@MarinaJefferis]

I have one 1952 coin with mint error clipped planchet and dies error on the nose of George. Is it valuable?

[@JulioBarreto-ub9yd]

Buenas, poseo esta moneda de 1952 autralia penny, con error de imprenta

[@Zahid-kd8lr]

Good information

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

Bad information. 1952 Australian pennies are worth a few dollars only for circulated coins.

[@owendavies7452]

I think this Guy continually spins his 1952 wondering how to magically make it a 1930 😅
Pristine uncirculated unique in all the World.

[@joelupi5735]

Ihave one penny 1952 australia georgivs vl but black is it worth

[@JulioBarreto-ub9yd]

Moneda de 1952 Georgivs VI, II P

[@Lofisund2]

Good

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

No 1952 Australian penny is worth the price you claim. Even 1952 proof pennies don't sell for that much.

[@fernandoloya6325]

I have a 1941,1942, and a 1944 what are they worth

[@BCCOINS]

Show me

[@StevenVane]

@@BCCOINS okay

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

Those are common date coins. If they've been used in circulation, they're only a few dollars each.

[@user-bp4no5pc3y]

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