George V, Silver Threepence set 1931-36

Name: George V,Silver Threepence set 1931-36
SKU: CGH9440
Price: 24.50 GBP

King George V’s time saw the silver content of our coins reduced from Sterling Silver (.925 fine) to 500 fine Silver. It also saw the beginning of the end of the Silver Threepence. We have put together a collection of the last King George V Silver Threepences, 1931-1936. These six coins include the 1936 the year of three kings. All coins are in 500 fine Silver and in selected circulated condition. Supplies are limited and it does make an interesting addition to a collection.

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