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2022 The Joey Threepence Coin Nicknames Pack

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The Britannia Coin Company
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Royal Mint 'The Joey' circulated Threepence. This series celebrates historic UK coins and their affectionate nicknames. Joey, however, was inherited by the Threepence from the Groat and the 3d's reputation got off to a rocky start. In time, the public came around to this 12-sided coin, and this charming presentation includes an extremely fine nickel-brass edition. This Threepence is nestled in the original commemorative folder, which bursts with nostalgia for the Britain that Joeys circulated in the mid-20th century. The reverse of this significant UK coin holds the Crowned Portcullis design by William Gardner, representing Parliament. On the obverse is a legacy coinage portrait of Elizabeth II, depicting The Late Queen in her youth. This pre-owned set, containing a circulated UK coin, is sure to delight anyone who appreciates UK coinage history and is also a charming way to add a 'Joey' to your British coin collection. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]