1861 MAUNDY SET EAST CARIBBEAN STATES with legible inscriptions and identifiable

with legible inscriptions and identifiable design elements despite surface marks and patina

The obverse bears the sovereign's distinguished left-facing portrait

This piece exhibits the detailed engraving and historical significance characteristic of the period

TEN POUNDS BANK OF SCOTLAND REF SCOT-52

appealing to both serious numismatists and enthusiasts of classic children's literature seeking authentic collectible representations of beloved narrative elements

1861 MAUNDY SET EAST CARIBBEAN STATES with legible inscriptions and identifiableA rare Victorian Maundy set from 1861, comprising four silver coins in denominations of 1d, 2d, 3d, and 4d. These ceremonial pieces were traditionally distributed by the monarch during Maundy Thursday services as alms to the poor. This particular set represents an important period in British numismatic history, with each coin bearing the young profile of Queen Victoria. Maundy sets are highly sought by collectors for their historical significance,