1732 MAUNDY SET

An exceptional Georgian-era Maundy set from 1732, featuring the four traditional denominations of 1d, 2d, 3d, and 4d in sterling silver. Struck during the reign of George II, this set exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of early 18th-century British coinage. Maundy sets hold particular significance as royal gifts distributed on Maundy Thursday, making them scarce in the numismatic market. The 1732 date places this set nearly three centuries back, offering collectors a tangible connection to Georgian England. With limited surviving examples and considerable age, this represents a premium acquisition for discerning numismatists and serious collectors of historical British currency.