Ghana. 1967 - PCGS PR64/65 (Proof)





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GHANA. Set of six proof coins from ½ Pesewa to 20 Pesewas. 1967.
- Denominations: 20 Pesewas, 10 Pesewas, 5 Pesewas, 2½ Pesewas, 1 Pesewa, and ½ Pesewa.
- Year: 1967.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: GHANA · FREEDOM AND JUSTICE. Reverse: Not visible in the photograph.
- Grades: 20 Pesewas, PR64 (PCGS); 10 Pesewas, 5 Pesewas, and 2½ Pesewas, PR65 (PCGS); 1 Pesewa and ½ Pesewa, PR65RD (PCGS).
Set of six Ghanaian proof coins representing five denominations from the 1967 series. The 20, 10, 5, and 2½ Pesewas feature cocoa pods within a circle, surrounded by the country’s name and the motto “Freedom and Justice”; the 1 Pesewa and ½ Pesewa feature two traditional drums and their drumsticks. The scalloped edges of the 5 and 2½ Pesewas stand out from the circular profiles of the other coins. The visible surfaces show reflective fields and contrasting reliefs, with silvery tones on the four larger pieces and a reddish coppery luster on the two smaller ones, consistent with their RD designation. The photograph shows the main designs, although its scale limits the assessment of small surface marks. The set belongs to the series introduced with the 1967 currency reform.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to make absolutely clear that I ship from Spain. This means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or to an EU territory with a special tax agreement (for example, the Canary Islands), it may be stopped by local customs, who may ask you to pay taxes. This is a legal customs procedure and is completely beyond our control. Thank you for your understanding.
GHANA. Set of six proof coins from ½ Pesewa to 20 Pesewas. 1967.
- Denominations: 20 Pesewas, 10 Pesewas, 5 Pesewas, 2½ Pesewas, 1 Pesewa, and ½ Pesewa.
- Year: 1967.
- Inscriptions: Obverse: GHANA · FREEDOM AND JUSTICE. Reverse: Not visible in the photograph.
- Grades: 20 Pesewas, PR64 (PCGS); 10 Pesewas, 5 Pesewas, and 2½ Pesewas, PR65 (PCGS); 1 Pesewa and ½ Pesewa, PR65RD (PCGS).
Set of six Ghanaian proof coins representing five denominations from the 1967 series. The 20, 10, 5, and 2½ Pesewas feature cocoa pods within a circle, surrounded by the country’s name and the motto “Freedom and Justice”; the 1 Pesewa and ½ Pesewa feature two traditional drums and their drumsticks. The scalloped edges of the 5 and 2½ Pesewas stand out from the circular profiles of the other coins. The visible surfaces show reflective fields and contrasting reliefs, with silvery tones on the four larger pieces and a reddish coppery luster on the two smaller ones, consistent with their RD designation. The photograph shows the main designs, although its scale limits the assessment of small surface marks. The set belongs to the series introduced with the 1967 currency reform.
Disclaimer: For orders shipped outside the European Union, I want to make absolutely clear that I ship from Spain. This means that if the package is sent to any country outside the European Union, and/or to an EU territory with a special tax agreement (for example, the Canary Islands), it may be stopped by local customs, who may ask you to pay taxes. This is a legal customs procedure and is completely beyond our control. Thank you for your understanding.
