1896 6 pence Graded AU55 by NGC, funds for Claudia Cancer Fund, see auction !!!!

***1896 ZAR 6 Pence ** Graded AU55 by NGC Please judge grade yourself Consignment item ready for shipment       Please note that this coin is being donated to raise funds for Claudia Du Plessis a mother to two young kids and the husband of the well known Corno Du Plessis, better known here on Bid or Buy by his user name ZARCOIN. A number of sellers, collectors and dealers will over the next few days also contribute and list coins for auction for the same cause and we all would appreciate your serious support for this.   Click on the following link before placing your bids and consider that the entire proceeds of this coin sale will go directly to this fund.   Note that once you've won this item you are to deposit funds directly to the account details as listed on the Claudia Cancer Fund website and then forward your confirmation of payment to me.   Shipping will be free within South Africa.  Any Overseas buyer should please contact me for shipping charges before placing a bid.   Should you wish to contribute without placing a bid, feel free to use the banking details and contribute directly. A challenge is made to all coin sellers here on Bid Or Buy to list at least one coin for this cause.  Together we can all make a difference.       The photographs are of the exact coin you are bidding on. A wonderful well struck piece with stunning appeal with very little contact marks.  Extremely difficult coin is this or higher grades.           . OBVERSE REVERSE   Bid with Confidence! Click HERE to view more items I'm selling...

Please view the pictures and grade for yourself. No warranties are expressed or implied in my opinion of the grades.  Grading is an art, not a science. Several subjective factors of personal preference may be considered different by others. These include color, toning, strike, blemishes, and overall eye appeal.It is possible that two people will not always grade the same item alike. Also, as market conditions change, grading standards change, and will most likely continue to do so in the future. Each Bidder's own examination of the item(s) is the criterion and not the grade represented by another.