1910 Threepence Edward VII Silver Coin

Secure a historic 1910 silver Threepence, struck in the final year of King Edward VII's short reign, marking the end of the Edwardian era.

Struck in .925 sterling silver by the Royal Mint, these tiny pre-decimal coins feature the distinguished, uncrowned portrait of the King by engraver George William de Saulles, paired with the classic crown and wreath reverse design, originally engraved by Jean Baptiste Merlen.

• Edward was succeeded by his eldest surviving son, who reigned as King George V
• Part of a mintage of 4,563,380 silver Threepences issued for circulation in 1910

S 3984, Bull 3626, ESC 2123