A "Pattern" coin is one that struck as a trial and submitted for approval by the issuing body. Most pattern coins are struck in quantities of less than 10, and are usually very valuable as a collector coin, if they ever make it outside the Mint.
An Australian Crown was a Five Shilling coin of silver appearance which was only minted in Melbourne in 1937 and 1938. The coin was called a Crown, its value was Five Shillings. There were 60 pence...
You could sell your coins to a coin dealer in your area, or you could try eBay.If you choose to sell on eBay, you will need to be able to describe your coin very accurately, especially the condition...
Gibraltar has produced a "Crown" coin in most years since 1967. They are produced as a commemorative coin and often more than one type in each year.They are made variously from the usual cupro-nickel...
There were no Crown coins (or 5 Shilling coins) produced by or for South Africa (the "Zuid Afrikaanische Republiek" or "ZAR") in 1897. 5 Shilling coins were produced in 1892, and 2 1/2 Shilling coins...