George II 1727-1760AD Silver Fourpence 1735AD Maundy Coinage

Name: George II 1727-1760AD Silver Fourpence 1735AD Maundy Coinage
SKU: WC107
Price: 250.00 GBP
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£250.00

Code: WC107

George II 1727-1760AD Silver Fourpence 1735AD

S3712A, 19mm, 1.99g

The Worcester collection of Maundy Coinage

The Worcester collection of Maundy coinage contains some 650 coins, carefully put together over three decades by an avid collector, who has now decided it is time to pass the coins on and allow others to enjoy them. There are many high grade examples, and rare issues amongst the collection, most coins will be offered individually at fixed prices, there are also a few sets.

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