A superb example of this early 20th-century Maundy penny, struck in 1904 and preserved in uncirculated condition. Maundy coins were traditionally distributed by the monarch during Maundy Thursday ceremonies and remain highly sought by collectors for their historical significance and rarity.
This one penny displays exceptional detail with sharp definition across both obverse and reverse, characteristic of coins that have remained untouched since production. The silvery lustre and pristine surfaces make it an excellent addition to any British numismatic collection.
Maundy pennies from the Edwardian period are increasingly difficult to locate in UNC grade, making this piece a worthy acquisition for the discerning collector.