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William 1V

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One of these coins I am sure we have all have done it looks better uncleaned..not great nick.
1834 William 1V part of a Maundy set Modern Maundy (given to the poor)sets consist of four coins, penny, twopence, threepence, and fourpence, but in the days of Edward II, only silver pennies would have been distributed, even though fourpences known as groats would have been available. The other two denominations were not introduced until later, 1551 in the case of the threepence, and 1660 for the twopence. It was possibly in 1667 that all four denominations were given for the first time.
 
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