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1930 Irish shilling (reverse)

O’Brien Coin Price Guide: Irish Pre-Decimal Shilling

2018 Market Values Irish Free State (Saorstát Éireann) US Grades G VF 20 XF40 AU50 MS61 YEAR Mintage Good Fine Very Fine Ex. Fine Uncirculated 1928 2,700,000 b.v.   €3.00     €8.00   €15.00   €25.00        proof   €45.00 1930   460,000 b.v.   €5.00   €45.00 €150.00 €300.00 1931  …

October 4, 2015 in 20th C, Coin values, pre-Decimal, Price guide, shilling.

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