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Sixpences 1911 - 2 obverse & 2 reverse types
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SX 1911 - George V Sixpence (Obv. 1) |
SX 1911 - Obverse 1 I of DEI to gap between teeth |
SX 1911 - Obverse 1 I of BRITT to tooth |
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SX 1911 - George V Sixpence (Obv. 2) |
SX 1911 - Obverse 2 I of DEI to tooth |
SX 1911 - Obverse 2 I of BRITT to gap between teeth |
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1911 Sixpences have two obverse & 2 reverse dies.
1911 - Obverse 1, can be identified by the following:
I of DEI points to a gap between two border teeth
I of BRITT points directly to a tooth in the border teeth
I of GEORGIVS points to a gap between two border teeth
The back of King George's neck has a very slight 'hollow'.
1911 - Obverse 2, can be identified by the following:
I of DEI points directly to a tooth in the border teeth
I of BRITT points to a gap between two border teeth
I of GEORGIVS points directly to a tooth in the border teeth
The back of King George's neck is 'rounded'.
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SX 1911 - George V Sixpence (Rev. A) |
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SX 1911 - Reverse A upright leg of F of DEF to tooth |
SX 1911 - Reverse A Narrower Lion's head |
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SX 1911 - George V Sixpence (Rev. B) |
SX 1911 - Reverse B upright leg of F of DEF to gap |
SX 1911 - Reverse B Wider Lion's head |
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1911 - Reverse A, can be identified by the following:
The upright leg of the F of DEF points to a border tooth
The Lion's head is slimmer, narrower and lightly longer
1911 - Reverse B, can be identified by the following:
The upright leg of the F of DEF points to a gap between two border teeth
The Lion's head is slightly wider but slightly shorter
Known combinations of the above:
SX 1911 A - 1 + A - very rare.
SX 1911 B - 1 + B - So far not seen !
SX 1911 C - 2 + A - Also rare. Not quite so rare as A + 1.
SX 1911 D - 2 + B - Over 90% of 1911 sixpences seen or had have been with this obverse & reverse.
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