A rare Irish sixpence year with very low mintage

These cufflinks are made from genuine Irish sixpence coins dated 1952, a Rare Year with Very Low Mintage. The original 1952 date creates a direct 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.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the coins genuinely dated 1952?

Yes. Each cufflink is made from a genuine Irish sixpence coin dated 1952.

How is the 1952 coin year described?

1952 is described as a Rare Year with Very Low Mintage.

Why choose 1952 cufflinks as a gift?

The original coin date creates a direct connection to the recipient’s birth year or another special occasion.

What designs appear on the coins?

The coins show the Irish wolfhound and Celtic harp.

Are the cufflinks made by hand?

Yes. Each pair is made by hand.

Is a presentation box included?

Yes. A silver-coloured presentation box is included.

What is the returns policy?

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

1952

Cavan the All Ireland Senior Football Championship
Cork  won the All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship

FAMOUS IRISH PEOPLE BORN THAT YEAR INCLUDE

Liam Neeson
Colm Meaney

ALSO, BORN THAT YEAR WERE

Alan Clarke (British Politician)
Bill Frist (American Politician)
Christopher Reeve (Superman Actor)
David Hasselhoff (Actor)
Jimmy Connors (Tennis Player)
Michael H Douglas (American Politician)
Philip Green (Owner of BHS)
Robin Williams (Actor)
Vladimir Putin (Russian Leader)

INVENTIONS IN 1952 INCLUDED

First patent for bar code
First diet soft drink sold
Hydrogen bomb

ALSO THAT YEAR

Albert Einstein refuses Presidency of Israel
Big Bang Theory of the creation of the Universe first propounded
Elizabeth II becomes Queen upon the death of her father George VI.
De Havilland 110 fighter aircraft breaks up over spectators at Farnborough Air Show killing 30
Three Trains crash at Harrow in North London
The Mau Mau Rebellion starts in Kenya
South African Police Arrest Nelson Mandella
India holds it’s first general elections
Thick smog in London on December 4th , England causes 4,000 fatalities
Britain announces it has Atomic Bomb
Live Atomic bomb Test from testing site in Yucca Flats, Nevada shown on Television
California has it’s second largest earthquake rocking 100,000 sq miles
Charlie Chaplin refused entry back to the US after living in Hollywood for 20 years.
Rocky Marciano becomes world heavyweight champion after knocking out Jersey Joe Walcott
Vice Presidential Candidate Richard M. Nixon defends himself on Television over allegations of secret cash fund
3300 die of polio in U.S.; 57,000 children are paralyzed
The Last London Trams Decommissioned
Mother Teresa opens the home for dying and destitute in Calcutta
The Summer Olympics are held in July in Helsinki, Finland
Puerto Rico becomes a Self Governing Commonwealth Of the United States
Steel Plants Placed Under Presidential Control after Steel Unions Threaten to Strike
Military coup d’etat in Egypt headed by Nasser
The Winter Olympic Games are held in Oslo, Norway
The Diary of Anne Frank published
The “Today” Program debuts on NBC the first of it’s kind hosted by Dave Garroway. The shows current presenters are Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira
KFC Fried Chicken Franchise Opens ( Kentucky Fried Chicken )
MAD Magazine first issue
Agatha Christie’s murder-mystery play The Mousetrap opens and becomes the longest continuously production running play in history
The worlds first passenger jet is produced in UK ( The Comet )
Atom Bomb Developed by Britain
The worlds first successful use of a mechanical heart in US
The first “Don’t Walk” sign is installed in New York City
The First Holiday Inn is opened in Tennessee
SS United States wins Blue Ribband crossing the Atlantic in 3 days 10hrs and 40 minutes
The United States successfully detonates the first hydrogen bomb, code named “Mike” [“m” for megaton],
The first Patent for a bar code used to identify products issued in 1952 to Joseph Woodland and Bernard Silver but the industry standard till 1970 when the Universal Grocery Products Identification Product Code or UGPIC was written which evolved into the UPC or Universal product Code
First Roll On Deodorant introduced under the brand name Ban-Roll-On
Popular Films
The African Queen
Greatest Show on Earth
The Quiet man
Singin’ in the Rain