Howdy ho ho ho folks, and thanks for stopping by tonight's post
Tonight I bring to you the 3rd, 3-pence piece that I bought last week in a little pack of 3.
Here's a link to the other 2 that I posted a few days ago Some 3 Pence Pieces Added To The Stack
The obverse of the coin: Uncrowned portrait of King George V
The reverse of the coin: Three oak sprigs with three acorns. The value is above, and the year is below
Year: 1932
Value: 3 pence
Currency: Pound Sterling
Silver: .500
Weight: 1.41 grams
Diameter: 16mm
Thickness: 0.89mm
Here we have a 1932 3-pence piece, a nice old coin that's not in a bad condition at all. It does need a bit of a clean though.
With it having .500 silver content, it's not as valuable as the other 2 3-pence coins that I got at the same time.
But it's still a lovely addition to the stack.
After having a look through good ol eBay, they are selling around the £1.00 mark per coin, so overall it's a pretty good buy when all 3 are added together.
I do like them, but I'm probably not going to buy many more. They are not the best value coins, but I did like them and the price for all 3 was nice and cheap.
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