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1699 Silver Sixpence William III

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Bullion By Post
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BullionByPost is proud to offer numismatic collectors a growing range of rare collectable coins, including this milled silver Sixpence of William III, in nice-fine condition. This silver Sixpence features William III bust on the obverse and a crowned Cruciform Shield on the reverse with roses in the Angles. **You will receive the product pictured. Hover over the images to zoom.**. Since the early 1600s it has been traditional for the father of the bride to place a silver sixpence in the bride's shoe for good luck, with some families passing down the same sixpence for generations.