1951 BRASS THREEPENCE ( AUNC ) REF 22 DEVONSHIRE TOKEN This early 18th-century British silver

This early 18th-century British silver coin represents a significant period in numismatic history

Grade: VF 35 EPQ

Halesowen's industrial heritage—particularly its iron and nail production—made such tokens vital to everyday transactions

An essential acquisition for those focused on Iberian coinage or the broader context of European silver issues from the 1910s

The reverse showcases a detailed crowned shield design

1951 BRASS THREEPENCE ( AUNC ) REF 22 DEVONSHIRE TOKEN This early 18th-century British silverA scarce post war British threepence from 1951, struck in brass during the final years of this denomination. This example displays excellent preservation in Almost Uncirculated condition, with sharp detail and minimal wear to the high points. The coin retains its original lustre and presents well for the discerning collector. A desirable piece from the reign of King George VI, representing an important chapter in British numismatic history.