1909 Threepence Edward VII Silver Coin

Add a 1909 silver Threepence to your Edwardian coin collection, struck at the Royal Mint in the penultimate year of King Edward VII's reign.

These tiny coins feature George William de Saulles elegant, uncrowned portrait of the monarch on the obverse. The reverse displays the enduring crown and wreath motif, a familiar feature on circulating and Maundy Threepences and originally engraved by Jean Baptiste Merlen.

• 4,055,040 Threepences were struck for circulation in London in 1909
• A key addition to any serious collection of early 20th-century pre-decimal coins

S 3984, Bull 3625, ESC 2122