British – Southern Rhodesia – Zimbabwe, 1 Penny, 1951/52, George VI, KM# 25, Circulated Condition.

Southern Rhodesia’s colonial history began with the British South Africa Company’s occupation and administration of the region in the 1890s. The British government established a formal colony in 1923 till 1965, and the territory became a self-governing British colony the following year. 

Metal: Bronze

Weight: 6.48 grams

Diameter: 27 mm

Thickness: 1.55 mm

Shape: Round with a round hole

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Immerse yourself in the historical allure of this 1951/52 British Southern Rhodesia Zimbabwe 1 Penny coin featuring the effigy of King George VI. Crafted from bronze, this coin weighs 6.48 grams with a diameter of 27 mm and a thickness of 1.55 mm. Its round shape is distinguished by a unique round hole, adding to its charm and character. This circulated coin showcases the colonial legacy of Southern Rhodesia under British rule, marking a significant era of numismatic history.

Collectors and enthusiasts will be captivated by the rich historical background of this coin, symbolizing a bygone era of British colonial influence in Africa. Its circulated condition adds a touch of authenticity, allowing collectors to own a piece of tangible history. The coin’s intrinsic value lies in its rarity and unique design, making it a precious addition to any collection. Whether for investment purposes or sheer appreciation of numismatic beauty, this coin holds a special place in the hearts of history buffs and coin aficionados alike.