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showcasing the intricate detailing characteristic of Maundy coinage
Plated in silver
it represents both a tangible connection to Georgian England and a significant addition to any serious collector's portfolio
struck in high-purity silver with a flawless mirror finish that highlights its intricate design details
This piece exemplifies the reliable coinage standards of the period and offers genuine numismatic appeal combined with reasonable preservation for a coin approaching 119 years in age
1904 SIXPENCE ( UNC ) SILVER PROOF showcasing the intricate detailing characteristicThis 1904 sixpence from the reign of Edward VII, graded UNC (Uncirculated), represents an exceptional example of early 20th century British coinage. The coin displays original mint lustre with no evidence of circulation wear, preserving the full detail and sharpness of both obverse and reverse. Uncirculated sixpences from the Edwardian period are increasingly scarce, as most examples saw active use in commerce. The UNC grade ensures museum quality
