1832 MAUNDY THREEPENCE ( GVF )

The 1832 Maundy Threepence represents a significant piece of British numismatic history. Maundy coins were specially minted for the annual Royal Maundy ceremony, where the reigning monarch distributed alms to the poor. This particular example, graded in Good Very Fine condition, displays excellent detail retention with minimal wear to the high points. The obverse features a finely executed portrait of William IV, whilst the reverse showcases the denomination and date with crisp definition. Maundy threepences are increasingly scarce in higher grades, making this an attractive acquisition for serious collectors of Georgian and early Victorian coinage. A notable addition to any British coin collection.