€129.00
1939 Gift. 1939 Irish Sixpence cufflinks. These unique cufflinks are made from rare year 1939 Irish sixpence, the coins feature an Irish Wolfhound as well as the Celtic harp, symbolising the history, culture and heritage of Ireland. 1939 was a very rare year for the Irish Sixpence Coin with a low amount of coins minted, making these cufflinks very rare.
They are made by hand, not machine, and arrive in a beautiful silver-coloured presentation box. Hold the cursor over the image for a closer look. Our 30-day returns policy applies.
Click the Description section for more information and events from 1939.
These cufflinks are made from genuine Irish sixpence coins dated 1939. The existing listing identifies 1939 as a very rare year for the Irish sixpence, with a low amount of coins minted, making these cufflinks very rare. That rarity is part of what makes the original 1939 date a distinctive connection to the recipient’s birth year or another special occasion.
The coins show the Irish wolfhound and Celtic harp. Each pair is made by hand and supplied in a silver-coloured presentation box, ready to give.
| Occasion | Birth-year gift, birthday or anniversary |
|---|---|
| Coin year | 1939 |
| Coin | Genuine Irish sixpence coins |
| Designs | Irish wolfhound and Celtic harp |
| Rarity | Very rare Irish sixpence year with a low amount of coins minted |
| Craft | Made by hand |
| Presentation | Silver-coloured presentation box |
| Returns | 30-day returns policy |
Yes. Each cufflink is made from a genuine Irish sixpence coin dated 1939.
The existing listing records that 1939 was a very rare year for the Irish sixpence, with a low amount of coins minted, making these cufflinks very rare.
The original coin date creates a direct connection to the recipient’s birth year or another special occasion.
The coins show the Irish wolfhound and Celtic harp.
Yes. Each pair is made by hand.
Yes. A silver-coloured presentation box is included.
Our 30-day returns policy applies. Please see the website returns information for full details.
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