1906 Threepence Edward VII Silver Coin

Historic King Edward VII 1906 silver Threepence: lowest mintage circulation issue 3d struck during the Edwardian period.

Minted during the later years of Edward VII's reign, these coins feature the finely engraved, uncrowned portrait of the monarch by George William de Saulles on the obverse. The reverse carries the enduring crowned '3' design used on British Threepences for generations.

• Just 3,152,160 Threepence coins were issued for general circulation in 1906
• These coins were struck in .925 sterling silver at the Royal Mint's premises in London

S 3984, Bull 3622, ESC 2119