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Its preservation and historical significance make it a prized piece for expert collectors specializing in early British crowns
This 1861 shilling presents a good fine (GF) specimen from the mid-Victorian era
The reverse features a shield of the Royal Arms encircled by a wreath of roses
1887 SIXPENCE ( AUNC ) 11
24 g Diameter 13
1710 MAUNDY FOURPENCE ( NF ) SHILLING Its preservation and historical significanceA notable 1710 Maundy fourpence issued during Queen Anne's reign, graded NF (Nearly Fine). These diminutive silver coins were minted specifically for the annual Maundy ceremony, where the sovereign distributed alms to the poora tradition steeped in centuries of royal custom. This specimen demonstrates sharp striking characteristics with minimal circulation wear, preserving the fine details of Anne's portrait and reverse inscription. An excellent
