1900 Threepence Victoria Silver Coin

Historic British silver Threepence, struck at the Royal Mint in 1900: the final full year of Queen Victoria's long reign.

These coins showcase the timeless crowned '3' reverse, designed by Jean Baptiste Merlen and used on Threepences throughout the Victorian era. The obverse features the Queen's final coinage portrait, known as the Old Head or Veiled Head effigy, created by Sir Thomas Brock.

• Intended for general circulation, these compact coins are minted in .925 sterling silver
• In the year 1900, a total of 10,644,480 Threepences were struck at the Mint in London

S 3942, Bull 3453, ESC 2112