1762 MAUNDY THREEPENCE ( VF ) HOLED CHARLES IV With a Good Very Fine

With a Good Very Fine grade

The 1845 Crown in Fair condition presents a genuine example of mid-19th-century British coinage with visible signs of wear from circulation

1604–1606 Silver Shilling James I A striking example of early Stuart coinage

this piece combines historical significance with excellent preservation

ONE POUND IRELAND BANKNOTE REF IRE-10

1762 MAUNDY THREEPENCE ( VF ) HOLED CHARLES IV With a Good Very FineA scarce Georgian era Maundy threepence from 1762, graded in very fine condition. This small silver coin was traditionally distributed by the monarch during Maundy Thursday ceremonies to the poor and deserving. The piece shows clear detail with light wear consistent with its age and historical use. The hole indicates it was likely worn as a charm or kept as a keepsake. A genuine piece of British numismatic history and royal tradition.