1758 United Kingdom Sixpence, aVFThis 1758 Sixpence from the United Kingdom is a compact, historic silver coin dating from the mid 18th century, ideal for collectors of Georgian era coinage. It offers a tangible connection to British monetary history and a classic example of period silver small change. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1758 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver (92. 5% fineness) Grade: aVF aVF (about Very Fine) indicates the coin shows moderate even wear across the

Year: 1679

offering a tangible piece of early 19th‑century Swedish monetary history

presenting the authority behind the issue

Year: 1985–1989

5% silver for collectors and investors alike

These coins are compact

Obverse: features the portrait of the reigning monarch with crisp detail and appealing toning that highlights the devices

Year: 1745

Weight: ~5

Composition: Bronze (Æ)

typical of mid-19th century small copper coinage

The coin has noticeable album or environmental damage and some tarnish concentrated on the obverse