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Or even shilling a shilling.......

Especially if they're selling a shilling...

And according to the tour guide from my recent mint visit, I know the mintage. I'd very much suggest that if you want a full set you go buy one rather sharpish - as *every* coin has a lower mintage than...... these! 200k of each letter, total mintage 5.2 million

No, but impex transactions may give rise to a tax liability, so it is simply ensuring that taxable goods are accounted for. Without any paperwork, anybody could claim an item was their property originally and avoid paying any taxes due. Yes it is ball-ache for the individual, but for a business, the directors have a legal responsibility to trade within the law. Any business transaction has tax implications. The paperwork is just recognition of the fact that not everyone has a moral compass, plus it simplifies the aggregation of data for financial transfers between countries via the banking system. It would be impossible to operate if all the info was only held individually.

Ian gradon IMO pays the best prices depending on what you may have and the condition. You will find his website if you just google his name ,although looking you being in Australia is probably a disadvantage as he would need to see them ☺️ He does not update his site often or show a lot as always turning notes over quickly and does most of the shows both here and in europe.

PS - They pulled this from the auction as they should have. Now only if PCGS gets their act together on the sucky grades and attributions of George V era proof silver and copper, especially the former.

It was probably the free fingerprints that swung it.

You're going to have to buy it and find out 🤪

When you buy a 1934 inacurate gradeing will be of little conseqence compared to finding out its a fake