1763 MAUNDY THREEPENCE ( VF )

This 1763 Maundy Threepence in Very Fine condition represents a desirable example of mid-Georgian ceremonial coinage. Maundy pieces were struck in limited quantities exclusively for the sovereign's annual distribution during the Royal Maundy ceremony, conferring inherent rarity upon all surviving specimens. The present coin exhibits well-preserved detail with only light wear to the highest relief areas, particularly evident on George III's portrait and the reverse inscription. The strike is bold and the surfaces retain considerable lustre for a coin of this age. VF examples of 1760s Maundy threepences are notably scarce in the market, as most survivors have experienced greater wear through circulation or handling. This piece combines strong eye appeal with historical significance, making it a worthwhile addition for collectors pursuing a comprehensive Maundy series or those specialising in George III coinage.