1926 Threepence George V Silver Coin

Scarce date 1926 King George V UK silver Threepence coin, struck at the Royal Mint in London.

There are two distinct variants of 1926 British Threepence coins - one featuring the first bust of King George V by Bertram Mackennal, the other displaying the modified bust, identifiable by the placement of the 'B.M.' initials on the truncation. This detail is indistinguishable on all but the highest grade examples.

• Historic currency coin with crowned '3' reverse design, attributed to Jean Baptiste Merlen
• These Threepences are struck in solid .500 (50%) silver, part of a low mintage of 4,107,910

S 4026, Bull 3944, ESC 2139