1713 MAUNDY THREEPENCE ( FINE )

A scarce early 18th-century Maundy threepence from 1713, struck during the reign of Queen Anne. This small silver coin was traditionally distributed as alms on Maundy Thursday and remains a sought-after piece for collectors of English numismatic history. The example offered is in Fine condition, displaying clear details and good definition despite its age. Maundy coins are prized for their historical significance and relative rarity, making this an excellent addition to any collection of Georgian-era British coinage.