So hello, welcome back to Goomaldi Coins of Beknots. And today we're talking about the one shilling from 9 in 28. This one looks like a light-haired die crack. One, one might just be a scratch. I think it's just a probably... Yeah. A bit hard to make yet. So, your quid can't really tell. I'm just going to say it's just damaged. Anyway, so the 1928 one shilling was obviously issued 1928. And I was on the cusp of the Great Depression. And if you don't have a Renex catalog, you can look at Noomister website, one of the other online catalogs. This is a vintage of 664,000 coins. But... And it has a value. So this one is in fine condition. I wouldn't... It's not very fine because it has too much wear on it. And it has a catalog value of $30. And I'll say that the actual coins in very good in fine condition, self-requited that much. If you get it for under that... 10, 15, 20, 10, you're actually getting a good deal and probably ripping you have a seller off. So this one is quite nice. It has the... So this is the obverse. And it was designed by... Though your HD Blakemore. Or maybe he's just engraver, because this is the initial coat of arms of Australia. And it has the star atop, which represents all the states and territories. It's also on our flag, the Emu, Kangaroo, not to show what species it is. And we have the Seven Cross in the shields. And I'm assuming that these shields represent all the states. For us, there's six of them. Advance Australia, not in 28, in one-shelling. And it has reading on the back. We have the Effigy sign by the McKinnell. Of George V. So this is different one that they use in the UK. I'll do it with some UK coins. So here we have the UK one. It's a one penny. Obviously it's a toned. It's actually quite nice, like military colours. So this is the Effigy used by George V in the UK. And this is the one used by George V in Australia. And I think Canada and some other countries, generally those that are not in the UK, so probably Fiji as well. And as you can see, it has the crown. And he has more of his upper jacket. And this one... It's got BPM, so I'm not too sure who designed it. And they took that up. Anyway, so $30 roughly in this case, if you wanted to buy one that is in uncirculated, I'm probably gonna talk about $1,000 and $2,000. And Jim, pretty much $5,000 to $10,000. So this does get to be an expensive coin. And there are only free errors that you have been found so far. So we have a dot in the actual eight. We have a Chinese forgery. I'm not sure if this is modern, this is probably at the time. With a die crack going down between the shield and this reef. And the third one is we have an extra dot. So it should be free dots after IMP in Peril. So instead of having two there, should they have free? That's just a normal dot there. So there are only free errors that I know. There should be avatars types of errors like off center, probably lamination floors. They're probably a bit common. Got ram strikes. Ooh, what else? Ram strikes. Oh, what's the other one? Cause they just forget the types of errors that actually produce ram strike, broad strike, that's it. So ram strike usually is raised. Bored strike comes out. So it just makes the middle part longer. And they're popular to that are probably really in demand and then we have all avatars ones. So we have, what's another one in demand? That is right, the clip plant shits. So we're actually, I think I might have one on the table, not too sure. So you do get cads, here's the cad. So this is a cad from an Indian one rupee. Cod up there. And do I have clip plant shits? And I was looking at some avatars the other day they had them. Okay, they're not on the table. So there is the one shilling from, 1928, obviously, alignment, for shilling probably alignment coin minted, but not one that actually attracts people's attention because it's not the lowest. That would be, I think it's 19, 1930, yeah, 1933, that's the lowest minted one, shilling coin. Anyway, thank you and have awesome coin and bank no collecting time.