For pennies dated after 1938:

London, England - "PL" mint-mark
Bombay, India - "I" mint-mark
Perth Mint - "."  between the "K" and the "G"
Perth Mint - "." after the letter "Y" of the word "PENNY"
Perth Mint - "." after the last "A" of "AUSTRALIA"
Melbourne - no mint-mark

So look for either a "PL", "I", "K.G", "Y." or an "A." mint-mark!

 

Twoshadows:

Great purchases!  I'd love to see pictures if you are able to post them at any time?

Snooba.   

I agree with humpybong, it does appear to be a Melbourne mint coin!

 

Not even one little old British Sovereign!  I might just go away and cry now!

 

My European gold coin is from the Netherlands:



 

"Hey mum and dad, I'd like you to meet your brand new son, humpybong!"

Do you think they'd fall for it?   

I saw Marilyn Monroe!   

Thanks!  My wonderful parents bought me nearly all of those coins!
Gotta love parents like that!   

I must say, I love rupees too.  Here are some of mine:







     

1927 Canberra Florin - ChUnc - Australia:





1951Y Penny Choice Uncirculated - Australia:

1964 Choice Uncirculated Penny - Australia:





1958Y Uncirculated Penny - Australia:

Oregon Commemorative Half-Dollar:





1957 Proof Shilling - Australia:

I thought it might be nice to start a "Buy of the Week" thread here.
And once I can figure out how on earth to post photo's, I'm going to brag about my new coins!
Does anyone else have a photo they would like to post and boast about?

 

Hi AdamL,

The first thing I saw was an "S", but the more I stared at it, the more confusing it became!
It is possible it's a "D", but my honest opinion would have to be "S".       

Regards,
Snooba.

Very nice coin, Kitty!  Thanks for sharing the photo's with us.