What is a 1932 three pence coin worth?
Threepence 1932 value The melt and minimum value of a Threepence 1932 is £0.42.
What is the legend on a 1942 threepence coin?
The 1942 threepence obverse features the. bare head of King George VI facing left, with. the surrounding legend: ‘GEORGIVS VI. D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP.’. The reverse shows a sheaf of wheat with three stems tied in a ribbon. The date and the words ‘THREE PENCE’ are split to either side of.
How much is a threepence coin worth today?
The sale, overseen by the mint itself, involved coins from the reign of George V, and had a value of more than £1million. The novelty shape of the later threepence coin means it is one that has been kept by those who remember it, so if you have any in a drawer doing nothing, it might be worth checking their value!
What was the value of a British threepence in 1945?
1945 UK threepence specifications: brass Monarch George VI (1937 – 1952) Edge 12 sided – plain edge Weight 6.8 g Diameter 21 mm Composition nickel-brass
When did the silver threepence go out of circulation?
By the end of George V’s reign, in 1936, the traditional silver threepence had fallen out of favour in England, and as Edward VIII looked to take the throne, a new threepenny bit was in the offing, this being the 12-sided, brass coin that would remain in circulation until 1971, when it ceased to be legal tender.
The 1942 threepence obverse features the. bare head of King George VI facing left, with. the surrounding legend: ‘GEORGIVS VI. D:G:BR:OMN:REX F:D:IND:IMP.’. The reverse shows a sheaf of wheat with three stems tied in a ribbon. The date and the words ‘THREE PENCE’ are split to either side of.
The sale, overseen by the mint itself, involved coins from the reign of George V, and had a value of more than £1million. The novelty shape of the later threepence coin means it is one that has been kept by those who remember it, so if you have any in a drawer doing nothing, it might be worth checking their value!
By the end of George V’s reign, in 1936, the traditional silver threepence had fallen out of favour in England, and as Edward VIII looked to take the throne, a new threepenny bit was in the offing, this being the 12-sided, brass coin that would remain in circulation until 1971, when it ceased to be legal tender.
