Ireland 1 reul 6 pingine pence Free State KM-5 Dog PR 66 PCGS nickel coin 1928

The Ireland 1 Reul (6 Pingine Pence) 1928 coin is one of the most recognizable issues of the Irish Free State, celebrated for its distinctive animal designs and national symbolism. Certified PCGS PR66, this beautifully preserved nickel proof coin represents the first generation of Ireland’s independent coinage and reflects the country’s cultural identity following the establishment of the Irish Free State.

The obverse features the elegant Irish harp, the national emblem of Ireland, with finely engraved strings, decorative Celtic ornamentation on the pillar, the date 1928, and the country name arranged around the design. A beaded border frames the composition. The reverse depicts a graceful Irish Wolfhound standing in profile, displaying its lean body, long legs, muscular form, and characteristic tail. The denomination 6d, the inscription Reul, designer’s initials PM, and the surrounding beaded rim complete the classic design. Every detail highlights the artistic simplicity and balance that made this series famous.

Introduced as part of the first official coinage of the Irish Free State, the Irish Wolfhound symbolizes courage, loyalty, and Ireland’s rich heritage, while the harp has served for centuries as the nation’s enduring emblem. Struck in nickel with a Proof finish and certified PCGS PR66, this coin is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of Irish history, Celtic symbolism, and classic world coinage.

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