The Australian Threepence // A Great Silver Coin For Collecting

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Title	:	The Australian Threepence // A Great Silver Coin For Collecting
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i have a 34/33 over date threepence that is at least VF or may be better
Comment from : @smokeytexx

I have one 1922 coins
Comment from : @SaifulIslam-t9g6z

Went to the tap outside my house today and there at my feet sat a 1939 in very good nick Had just surfaced from a drip at the tap
Comment from : @soundacresstudio

Wheat grain - one "cell"brWheat Sheath - the "bar" of wheat as per the 3p coins
Comment from : @markreid8451

Hello, I have a lot of old coins from Iraq I want to sell them all They are 360 in good condition I have rare coins such as Faisal I, King of Iraq, Faisal II, King of Iraq, Ghazi I, and two foreign currencies as well I want to sell them all
Comment from : @Ironmanaa-l6d

I have one off the 22 not very good
Comment from : @DavidHumphrey-c2d

Yeah Fregon kids ate all good three pence in the blood" y plum pudding " little basdard "s 😮 ??? 6:45
Comment from : @rossbaldwin4611

Three ears of wheat
Comment from : @David-w4y7f

I should add "thruppence" or "thrupney bit" is the British pronunciation The Australian pronunciation is thrippence or thripney or simply thrips as a plural Yeah, i spent a lot of time with my grandparents when i was a kid
Comment from : @ChuckyMcNubbin72

Yes, it's advised to only use sterling silver coins for puddings They're silver and copper The 50 silver coins contain silver, copper and nickel It's the nickel that can cause health issues brI was lucky enough to get a first-hand look at a 1922/21 (Rennicks, CAB magazine and the RAM list it that way, not 1921/22) overdate 3pence about 20 years ago If i had had the funds, i would have bought it on the spot When i was a kid, it was pronounced thripence My grandparents called them "thrips" hence thripence
Comment from : @ChuckyMcNubbin72

I have 1925 one florin-two shillings australian coin and elizabeth 1968 25cents canadian coin
Comment from : @TaddyEusebio-ru8tn

not true to mannys 1921 were made so they stamp over the [1921 [ worth 120000;00
Comment from : @johnaussiegoldman-i7l

i have a 1956 wheet and a 1 half penny and a half penny
Comment from : @thescpreads

I have a 1922 Australian threepence*How do I contact you
Comment from : @robertdsouza2314

3 Wheat stalks or 1 singular Wheat stalk, nice video
Comment from : @John-ul4hv

I have it Elizabeth ll 1980
Comment from : @rahmatindrabusyairi4294

I have a 1922 threepence but cant see any flaw on the 2 - has this still have a value??
Comment from : @kayyounger9848

Can it be sold in Australia?
Comment from : @marwansyahyah679

King George Australia, India, Malaya and Borneo
Comment from : @marwansyahyah679

Can I sell it sir?
Comment from : @marwansyahyah679

I'm from Indonesia quite a lot of King George coins
Comment from : @marwansyahyah679

I have COIN king George Australian colonial
Comment from : @marwansyahyah679

I've got a 1921 1922 error coin just discoveredbrAnyone interested?
Comment from : @danielpennings5405

Im selling some 3 and 6 pences from a relatives estate When researching the values on ebay a suspicious number if selker came from Albania One of the 3d coins is Australian
Comment from : @peteralflat281

👍✌️💙🏇🏇🏇
Comment from : @hobojay

Very good presentation
Comment from : @musamohammed8230

Have 3 Australian 3 pence(1950, 1961,1964) 1 six pence(1958 & i ix 1shilling(1956) Please advise if any value)
Comment from : @edeasisianou2953

Tough question on what the coin depicts, it could be 3 heads of wheat with a few inches of stem on them or it could be 3 stalks of wheat because it includes some stem on each head I'd lean more to calling them heads, because as an agronomist if I asked someone to bring me 3 stalks of wheat and they cut them that short I'd be disapointed, while if I asked for 3 heads of wheat and they cut them that long I wouldn't care Also a grain is just what we call seeds from cereal crops, like wheat barley and oats
Comment from : @ihatepinecones99

I have a 1943 with the S mint mark
Comment from : @philharmonicwittgenstein9662

Thank you ! Love your videos My family is learning a lot
Comment from : @ellenofahengaue5336

I think it's a husk
Comment from : @phugemawl

Awesome video Matt :)
Comment from : @jenna5677

I'm working of a date run of The Australian Threepence I only need around 5 more to complete my date run
Comment from : @AllotmentDiggers

Also, the 12 sided brass coin , we called a thrupenny bit’ Many variations of names, I believe!!
Comment from : @jamiefrost2091

I just checked and while I do have some 1921 & 1922s in my collection, sadly none with both on the one coin I did find a couple of 1910s though,
Comment from : @hoder1_

sir as I know PL mint mark in Australian coin stands for, Pecunia Londinii -money of London, Percussa Londinio-struck at London,thanks
Comment from : @robertobuhiajr4523

I would describe the overdate as 1922/1
Comment from : @meteoman7958

I dont have any 3 pence from AustraliabrOr any silver from down under brI do have over a kilo of UK 3 and 6 pence mostly 925 silver
Comment from : @williamdavis3578

That would be 3 'heads' of wheat
Comment from : @dscoyner

Good to know about the 1921/22 over date threepence Matt! 👍
Comment from : @ivan_thai

Thanks for the education 👌, growing up, I always heard them referred to as “a thrupence”!! Btw, we must have been rich, cuz gran used sixpences🤣 Thanks again,Matt🙋🏻‍♂
Comment from : @jamiefrost2091

Great stuff, please keep them coming Thank you 🍻
Comment from : @JimWemm-ql1ge

Himy fav mint set is 2019 effigies
Comment from : @richardschorel6578

The coin features 3 stalks of wheat A bundle of stalks is a sheaf Each stalk of wheat contains 50 kernels or grains of wheatbrbrNice shirt 👕 👍
Comment from : @peecee1384

How about a stalk of wheat?😂
Comment from : @millieolysyd

Another great educational video thanks matt ❤
Comment from : @Capncoin

Hi Matt, I have all the Threepences you could buy a LOT of lollies back in the day I'm a 52 baby and we got a Great return for our pocket money not these days keep up the GREAT work TOP JOB Champ cheers Stephen
Comment from : @stephensecombe2027

Mum use to boil the living daylights out of the three pence and six pence coins prior to putting them into the pudding Mum placed a value on them so a three pence may have been worth 10 cents and a six pence 20 cents In that way the coins were returned and not taken brHere’s some trivia for youbrI think it was in England but a young girl stopped talking not long after Christmas one year Doctors said she was faking it but she never spoke again Many many years later she had a fit of coughing and she coughed up a blood clot Upon examination they found a coin in the middle of it and not long after she started to regain her speech It’s thought she had gotten the coin from the Christmas pudding and it had lodged in her vocal cords and stopped her vocal cord from vibrating and over the years the body tried to fight it and covered the coin in what looked like a blood clot My Mother use to count all the coins going into the pudding and all those collected No one ever swallowed one or broke a tooth as we knew to be carefulbrThat might be why I like the Wheat Sheath One Dollar coin 😅
Comment from : @sticustom

Christmas pudding was the 925 sixpence, we all had a stir of the mix before cooking and if you got one in your bowl it was good luck
Comment from : @Seven-Seven-77