A scarce example of this historic English silver coin, struck during the reign of King James II. The 1689 Maundy Fourpence represents an important piece of numismatic history, issued as part of the traditional Maundy Money ceremony.
This piece displays very fine condition, with clear detail to the obverse and reverse. The coin shows good definition to the portrait and inscription, with minimal wear consistent with its age. A desirable addition to any collection of English silver or Maundy coinage.
Maundy Money remains one of the most collected series of British coins, prized for both historical significance and rarity. This 1689 date is particularly sought after by serious collectors.