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Elizabeth II brass Threepences were minted from 1953 to 1967 and feature an unusual 12-sided shape, making them a unique part of British coinage. These coins are popular among collectors for their historical significance and distinctive design.
Threepences struck during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II feature sculptor Mary Gillick's youthful portrait of Her Majesty, crowned with a wreath of laurel leaves. The standard inscription reads '+ ELIZABETH · II · DEI · GRATIA · REGINA · F: D:' though 1953-dated Threepences have a slightly different legend.
William Maving Gardner designed the crowned portcullis motif on the reverse of these coins. The words 'THREE' and 'PENCE' are shown on either side, with the date below.
Brass Elizabeth II Threepences were struck for circulation annually between 1953 and 1967.
Additional proof Threepences were struck in 1953 and 1970 (the final issue of this denomination, included in 1970 Proof Sets).
The Royal Mint produced nickel-brass Threepences from 1937 to 1967. With their distinctive twelve-sided shape, resembling today's UK £1 coins, these coins often attract the attention of new collectors sifting through old coin collections and hold nostalgic value for those who recall using them in daily transactions.
These 1kg bulk bags contain only Elizabeth II brass Threepences, dated between 1953 and 1967. While silver Maundy Money Threepences were minted during this period, these rare coins are not included in the sets. Additionally, holed or damaged coins are excluded, though you can expect a variety of grades and dates, based on our current stock.
We have large quantities of Elizabeth II brass Threepences available. Customers wishing to purchase 3kg or more are advised to contact our team before placing their order.
