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1817 United Kingdom SixpenceThis 1817 United Kingdom Sixpence is a small silver coin from the Regency era, struck during the reign of King George III. Its a compact historical piece that reflects early 19th century British coinage and design. Obverse: Laureate portrait of King George III facing right with the royal legend around and the date below. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1817 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver (92. 5% fineness) Diameter: 19 mm Thickness: 0. 5 mm

it may still show minor contact marks or bag abrasions typical of coins that have not been spent

Obverse: Portrait of King George III facing right

"Uncirculated" indicates these coins retain original mint luster and show no signs of circulation

the specific coin sent will be selected from similar uncirculated examples and may have different distinguishing marks than the photo

It’s a compact bronze coin with classic 19th‑century British character and collector appeal

Weight: 10

presented in an attractive Very Fine grade suitable for collectors seeking solid eye appeal and historical interest

Obverse: Not described to avoid inaccuracy

mirror‑like fields and sharply struck devices

This is a 1956–1967 New Zealand Ten Pound banknote

Its 39 mm white-metal strike offers a compact reminder of mid‑19th century diplomatic and ceremonial connections

An EF grade indicates light to moderate wear across the high points while overall design details remain clear and attractive for display or study