1937 Crown (Dot beneath the I error type)

Description: 1937 Crown ‘Dot below I of Australia’ error type. A scarce error struck by an obverse die that had a small pinhead-sized depression in the open field just beneath the I of Australia, resulting in a raised dot on the surface of the coin. Released to commemorate the coronation of King George VI, the 1937 & 1938 Crown remain Australia’s largest coins ever struck for general circulation. Please note – This is a stock image of an Australian 1937 Crown Dot beneath the I error type in Fine to Very Fine condition. The coin you receive may not be this actual example. However, the quality of the coin you receive is guaranteed to meet the advertised grade.