-
adopted a
decimal currency,
replacing the
pound with the Rand. The term "
Tickey" was used as a
nickname for the 3d coin. It was also used for its replacement...
-
Retrieved 3
February 2015. ...currency
terms pesa, upeni, mali, khete,
tickey all
derive from
Hindu or
Arabic currency terms still in use in what was...
- the
state mint for a day.
Marks used the
opportunity to
strike 215 gold
tickeys – three-penny
pieces that were
normally silver – as
mementos for his relatives...
- from the
original on 24
August 2017.
Retrieved 24
August 2017. "Hear the
Tickey Bottle Tinkle". The Rotarian. June 1954.
Archived from the
original on 19...
- 1 cent (approximately
replaced 1d) 21⁄2
cents (replaced 3d) -
nicknamed Tickey,
being the
smallest in size coin 5
cents (replaced 6d) 10
cents (replaced...
-
Nations countries such as Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand. It was
called a
tickey in
South Africa and
Southern Rhodesia. No. 1
Croydon was
known for many...
- 1977 1⁄2 Cent
being extremely rare, with 10
coins known. The 2+1⁄2
Cents (
Tickey) was
struck in 1970 only. The 5
Cents was
struck in 1973 and
between 1975...
-
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Pehle Screened at the 7th Kara Film...
- for image) (their
values were not
exactly equal) and a 2+1⁄2 cent (3d)
tickey. The new
coins depicted the
Rhodesian coat of arms on the
obverse instead...
- that it was
illustrated on the
reverse of a
South African coin
called the "
tickey", the
equivalent of the
British threepenny bit, for
almost 30
years until...
