Irish Coin Cufflinks by Year

1950 Irish Threepence Cufflinks – Birth-Year Gift

€69.00

These cufflinks use genuine 1950 Irish threepence coins, showing the Irish hare and Celtic harp. Handmade in Dalkey, County Dublin, each pair arrives in a silver-coloured presentation box for a distinctive birth-year gift. Choose the original 1950 coin year shown. Our 30-day returns policy applies.

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Description

A genuine Irish coin from 1950

Give a distinctive birth-year gift with cufflinks made from genuine 1950 Irish threepence coins. The original coin date gives the gift a personal connection to the recipient’s birth year. The coin shows the Irish hare on one side and the Celtic harp, Éire and original 1950 date on the other. Each pair is handmade in Dalkey, County Dublin, using genuine circulated coins, so small variations in colour, finish and signs of circulation may be visible. The cufflinks arrive in a silver-coloured presentation box, ready to give.

Product details

Occasion Birth-year gift
Birth year 1950
Coin Genuine Irish threepence coins
Designs Irish hare; Celtic harp, Éire and original 1950 date
Made in Dalkey, County Dublin, Ireland
Presentation Silver-coloured box included
Returns 30-day returns policy

Frequently asked questions

Are these genuine 1950 Irish coins?

Yes. Each pair is made using genuine Irish threepence coins dated 1950.

Why do they make a meaningful birth-year gift?

The original 1950 date creates a direct connection to the recipient’s year of birth.

What designs appear on the coins?

The Irish hare appears on one side; the Celtic harp, Éire and original 1950 date appear on the other.

Where are the cufflinks made?

They are handmade in Dalkey, County Dublin, Ireland.

Do they come in a gift box?

Yes. Each pair arrives in a silver-coloured presentation box.

Will every pair look identical?

Genuine circulated coins can show small differences in colour, finish and signs of use.

What is the returns policy?

Our 30-day returns policy applies. Please see the website returns information for full details.


1950

Mayo the All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Tipperary  won the All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship

FAMOUS IRISH PEOPLE BORN THAT YEAR INCLUDE

Gabrielle Byrne (Actor)
Neil Jordan (Director)
Martin McGuiness (Politician/Sinn Fein)

ALSO, BORN THAT YEAR WERE

Bill Murray (Actor)/Cybill Shepard (Actress)
Ed Harris (Actor)/Franco Harris (Athlete)
Jay Leno (American Talk Show Host)/Jeremy Paxman (Presenter of Political Shows)
Karen Carpenter (Musician)/Mark Spitz (Swimmer)
Nora Roberts (Author)/Richard Branson (Businessman)
Stevie Wonder (Singer)/William Hurt (Actor)

INVENTIONS IN 1950  INCLUDED

Diners Credit Card
First TV Remote Control is marketed

FAMOUS IRISH MOVIES INCLUDED

The Quiet Man

ALSO THAT YEAR

Uruguay wins the 1950 World Cup in Brazil
Communist China provides additional military forces to Communist North Korea
North Korea invades South Korea capturing Seoul
Great Brinks Robbery on January 17th in Boston
President Truman approved U.S. construction of the hydrogen bomb
US Defense Production Act starts wage and price controls.
US leads UN in Korean War
Persecution of Communists is initiated by Senator McCarthy
The Eastern United States suffers 7 days of Blizzard Conditions and strong winds leaving more than 1 million homes without power.
Chinese invasion of Tibet
12 nations agree to the creation of North Atlantic Treaty Organization / NATO for the defense of the United States and Europe.
Formation of the Warsaw Pact in answer to the wests NATO
Volcanic cloud kills 5000 in Mount Lamington, New Guinea
Albert Einstein warns that nuclear war could lead to mutual destruction
In South Africa, the Group Areas Act is passed formally segregating races
President Harry Truman sends United States military personnel to Vietnam to aid French forces
First TV remote control, Zenith Radio’s Lazy Bones is marketed
Diners Club Issues First Credit Cards
President Truman authorizes production of hydrogen bomb
8 million homes in the US now own Televisions
Violent storms and a tornado devastate southern England
Earthquake and floods in Assam, India – 574 deaths, 5,000,000 believed homeless
President Harry S. Truman places America’s railroads under the control of the U.S. Army
The British Labour party wins the 1950 general election
Petrol Rationing Ends in Great Britain after 11 years
Fangio wins the Monaco Grand Prix his first Grand Prix of a total of 24 Grand Prix victories