Guest Bear69 Posted January 30, 2006 Posted January 30, 2006 Hi...new here just looking for some info....I don't see Four Pence Coinslisted I have two dated 1854 and wondered if they where unique. Tx Rob Quote
Rob Posted January 30, 2006 Posted January 30, 2006 Hi...new here just looking for some info....I don't see Four Pence Coinslisted I have two dated 1854 and wondered if they where unique. Tx Rob The 4d or groat was last issued in 1888 as a currency coin, however, they were also issued as maundy money throughout the reign and are still issued each year. You can easily tell the difference between the two issues. The currency coin has a seated Britannia on the reverse with FOUR PENCE to either side and the date in the exergue whilst the maundy money has the number 4 on the reverse with the date split either side of the 4. Value will depend on grade, but it is not a rare year, so even with a perfect example you would still be looking at a value of less than £100 (currency) or £25 (maundy) or more likely a couple of quid if worn to any extent. Quote
Peter Posted January 30, 2006 Posted January 30, 2006 Latest catalogue value for the 1854 4D currency coin is £3 to £4 in Fine......£30 to £35 in Extra Fine Quote
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