1963 Australian Halfpenny Coin Cufflinks – Birth Year 1963

1963 Australian Halfpenny Coin Cufflinks – Birth Year 1963

Showcase your individuality with our 1963 Australian Halfpenny Coin Cufflinks. Ideal for 1963 birth year and 1963 anniversary presents.

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Showcase your individuality with our 1963 Australian Halfpenny Coin Cufflinks. Ideal for 1963 birth year and anniversary presents.

Fashion for the esteemed gentlemen and the ideal present for a loved one to commemorate that birthday or anniversary in 1963.

Individually Handmade 1963 Australian Halfpenny Coin Cufflinks

A truly unique gift for the man who has everything.  Made with a genuine Halfpenny coin featuring  the great Australian Kangaroo.

These 1963 halfpenny coin cufflinks are an ideal gift to celebrate birthdays for people born in 1963, wedding anniversaries from 1963, son’s and daughter’s being born, retirements or other important events.

Here are the upcoming birthday’s that people who were born in 1963 will celebrate over the next few years:

2015:  52nd Birthday

2016:  53rd Birthday

2017:  54th Birthday

2018:  55th Birthday

2019:  56th Birthday

2020: 57th Birthday

1963 was a truly special year – here are some historical events that happened in 1963:

Most Popular Music in 1963: “Sugar Shack” … Jimmy Gilmer and The Fireballs

Most Popular Movie in 1963: The Birds

Most Popular Sports in 1963: Australian Open women’s singles: Margaret Court defeats Jan Lehane O’Neill 6-2 6-2

Most Popular Book in 1963: The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

Most Popular Television Show in 1963: The Beverly Hillbillies

Nobel Peace Prize in 1963: International Committee of the Red Cross, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Academy Awards in 1963:

Best Picture: “Lawrence of Arabia”
Best Actor: Gregory Peck … “To Kill a Mockingbird”
Best Actress: Anne Bancroft … “The Miracle Worker”

Grammy Awards in 1963: Record of the year “Days Of Wine And Roses” … Henry Mancini

Major Australian Events in 1963:

21 March – At the conference, Arthur Calwell and Gough Whitlam were photographed outside the venue at Kingston in Canberra. Although Calwell was the Leader of the Opposition, neither man was a member of the federal executive. Menzies jibed that the ALP was ruled by “36 faceless men”

1 November – Indigenous Australians could vote in federal elections on the same basis as other electors when an amendment to the Commonwealth Electoral Act became law. The November 1963 election was the first federal election for Indigenous people in Western Australia, Queensland and the  Northern Territory. Indigenous voting rights in other states had been in place since 1949.

15 November – The Queensland Police Service raids the town of Mapoon, forcing residents at gunpoint to leave their houses and board a boat for relocation 200 km to the north.

30 November – Federal election: The Coalition government was returned with an increased majority of 10 seats over the Australian Labor Party. The election was for the House of Representatives only.

Important Births in 1963:

29 March – Elle Macpherson, model
30 September – Stan Grant, journalist
15 November – Benny Elias, rugby league player

Important Deaths in 1963:

28 May – Margaret Preston, artist 
21 June – Harvey Sutton (81), track and field athlete
2 November – Daniel Mannix, Archbishop of Melbourne