1660 CHARLES II MILLED TWOPENCE

A rare copper milled twopence from the reign of Charles II, struck in 1660. This early example of machine-struck coinage represents a significant development in English numismatic history, marking the transition from hand-hammered to milled production methods.

The twopence denomination was produced in limited quantities during this period, making surviving specimens increasingly scarce. The milled edges and precise striking are characteristic of this innovative coining technology introduced in the mid-17th century.

An excellent addition to any collection of Stuart coinage or early modern British currency. Condition and provenance details available upon request.