1916 THREEPENCE ( UNC )

This 1916 threepence represents a significant piece of British numismatic history, minted during the final year of King George V's early reign. Struck in .925 sterling silver, this uncirculated example displays exceptional preservation with sharp detail and original lustre throughout. The coin features the classic laureate portrait on the obverse and the crowned denomination reverse, hallmarks of the pre-1920 threepence design. As an UNC specimen from this era, it remains relatively scarce in high grades, making it a worthwhile addition to any serious British silver collection. Ideal for both seasoned collectors and those building a date run of early twentieth-century denominations.