1937 Threepence Edward VIII (Pattern)
Worth about £0.60 in circulated condition.
Physical Properties
Features & Details
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Photo: Numista1937 Threepence George VI Proof (incl. Colonial)
Mintage 4
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Mintage 4
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Mintage 26,400
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Mintage 26,400
- Photo: Numista
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Mintage 8,148,100
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Mintage 45,707,900
About the 1937 Threepence Edward VIII (Pattern)
The Edward VIII Pattern coin, minted in 1937, is a fascinating piece of numismatic history that represents a unique chapter in British coinage. Although Edward VIII never officially ascended to the throne due to his abdication, the coins designed during his brief reign reflect the transitional period in British monarchy and currency. The Edward VIII Pattern coin serves as a tangible connection to a pivotal moment in the 20th century, making it a sought-after item for numismatists who appreciate its historical and cultural significance.
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