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1951 Australian Sixpence Necklace

1951 Australian Sixpence Necklace

Regular price $67.00 AUD
Regular price Sale price $67.00 AUD
Sale 👉 Gone to its forever home
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This isn’t just jewellery, it’s a piece you feel the moment you put it on.


Handcrafted in Australia

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Some things are just too special to be forgotten in a drawer

Imagine what life was like back then!

No mobile phones, no internet, and sixpence was still worth something at the shops.

This genuine Australian sixpence has already been around for 75 years. Who knows how many hands it's passed through or what it's been used to buy?

Now it's had a rather lovely makeover, sitting proudly in a double decorative Zamak alloy setting, ready to be worn, loved and perhaps even passed down to another generation.

🤎Features & What You'll Love

• Genuine 1951 Australian sixpence
→ Featuring our Australian coat of arms and containing 50% silver. A wonderful reminder of our pre-decimal days.

• Double the detail
→ Two decorative Zamak alloy layers, with floral and patterned borders framing the original coin.

• 60cm stainless steel chain
→ A lovely wearable length, perfect for showing off this piece of Australian history.

🤎Details

• Coin: Genuine 1951 Australian sixpence
• Silver content: 50%
• Setting: Double decorative Zamak alloy surround
• Chain: 60cm stainless steel
• Condition: Vintage coin with natural signs of age
• Handmade: By Molly Made in Australia

🤎The Molly Made Story

I often think about how easily things from the past can be forgotten.

Old coins tucked away in drawers, sitting in jars or simply gathering dust.

But this sixpence has already had 75 years of history, and I think it deserves a few more!

Something to wear today, make memories with tomorrow and maybe even pass down one day.

Not Mass Made. Made to Matter. 

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Fancy owning a piece of Australian history that doesn't have to stay hidden away?

Because some things deserve to be remembered, not forgotten. 

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