1890 Silver Maundy Coin Set Queen Victoria

1890 Silver Maundy Coin Set Queen VictoriaA Maundy set is a collection of four silver coins: a penny, twopence, threepence, and fourpence. These coins have been traditionally distributed by British monarchs during the annual Maundy Thursday ceremony, a custom dating back to the 13th century when it symbolised the monarch's duty to help the poor.

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7% Silver Grade Extremely Fine

There was a total of 500 of these presentation sets produced to celebrate the golden Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II

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Radar serial numbers read the same way forwards and backwards

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The coin’s reverse depicts a dragon which has been gilded in 24-carat gold

Note: this is a bullion coin presented in a capsule and does not come with any additional packaging/box

The set is anchored by a scarce 1863 Sydney Mint Half Sovereign

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