Private promissory notes in small denominations had their hey-day in New South Wales from c.1812-1814 and Tasmania from c.1822-1826. They are generally referred to as “Promissory notes”, but the notes of those times really divide into two general categories. The … Continued
Medals awarded to the fourth son of Robert Barton a former Deputy Master of Melbourne Branch of the Royal Mint, are currently up for sale. The group of six medals with death plaque are being offered by John Burridge of … Continued
At the 17 September 2015 meeting of the NSSA a member showed the item imaged above. This uniface item is 25mm in diameter, weighs 7.3g and is silver plated copper. It is a uniface facsimile of a 1994 1/2oz platinum … Continued
We’re pleased to be the South Australian sponsoring organisation for the NAA and to be involved with the organisation of NAAC2015. The sixth biennial conference is to be held in Adelaide from 23 to 25 October 2015 at the Naval, … Continued
At the NSSA meeting held on 16 July 2015 a member showed the above item, which is a 1 1/2d die for embossing cheques signifying that the duty had been paid. The member described the item as follows: This item … Continued
At the NSSA meeting held on 16 July 2015 a member showed the above counterfeit 1928 shilling. This 1928 shilling is actually a forgery. The type was imported in large numbers by three Chinese merchants into Sydney in the early … Continued