1943 Canada George VI Tombac Brass Victory Coin Pendant 18KF Gold Filled Chain

Description: 1943 Canada George VI Tombac Brass Victory Coin Pendant 18KF Gold Filled Chain. 22mm diameter, This scares one year coin was struck during the second war whenever the allies were absolutely at odds with the axis powers. We have to remember here that D-Day didn't happen until 1944 in 1943 the future was optimistic but not secure. War bonds were being sold by the million across the United States on war bond tours. Tires weren't short supply And gasoline was being reserved and rationed to protect the rubber that made those tires so it could be used on military bases around the world. Same story is true for these nickels they are made of a kind of brass because nickel was an absolute short supply It was an absolute critical component and armor and about a million other things. But we had enough brass to make it work. So these shining gold victory nickels Have been floating around for the last 80 years until they have become a thing of national interest. There was a reissued version made. The front of the coin shows King George VI with extremely nice hair details Reverse of the coin shows torches against a V for victory. The coin has a 22 mm outside diameter. Going to set on a good quality gold-plated bezel pendant that is made with a heavy gold-plated surgical stainless ring strong and made to last and has an approximate 8 mm width Our chain is a high quality gold filled 3.5mm 18 carat gold filled Figaro style chain. Secured with a high quality lobster clasp This is genuine Canadian currency struck for the year 1943 at the Royal Canadian mint. Every Magical Day. This is a coin necklace from the Every Magical Day Store on eBay, part of the Pendant and Ring family of stores. We specialize in real coin jewelry for real people. Thank you for your interest in this coin pendant necklace, scroll to learn more!

Price: 79 USD

Location: Newalla, Oklahoma

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