1710 MAUNDY FOURPENCE ( VF )
A scarce example of Queen Anne's Maundy coinage from 1710. Maundy money was traditionally distributed by the monarch on Maundy Thursday to the poor and...
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A scarce example of Queen Anne's Maundy coinage from 1710. Maundy money was traditionally distributed by the monarch on Maundy Thursday to the poor and deserving. These small denomination coins were struck in silver and remain highly collectible today. This fourpence displays good detail with clear legends and portrait work. The VF (Very Fine) grade indicates well-preserved surfaces with only light wear consistent with age. A desirable piece for collectors of early 18th-century British coinage and Maundy rarities.
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