Next highest graded NGC MS62 and PCGS SP65. A far superior grade and the finest MS known of this extremely rare coin. THIS COIN HAS BEEN WRONGLY LABELLED BY NGC AS 1936 (L)

Condition
Brilliant. A few small spots

Medium
Coins, Monies & Stamps

Provenance
Ex Format, Birmingham and Mark Freehill Collection

Literature
Jerome Remick rated this a 'rare' coin and paid USD $200 in 1967 for the coin in his own collection which subsequently graded NGC MS61. He was unable to better the grade and described it as one of the rarest of the British Empire coins. In 1968 he wrote that he believed that only 15 to 35 had survived.

Exhibited
Coins, Africa