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Queen Elizabeth II Lucky Sixpence

Queen Elizabeth II Lucky Sixpence

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Queen Elizabeth II Lucky Sixpence

The Queen Elizabeth II sixpences were minted between 1953 - 1967 prior to the decimalisation of British coinage.

The back of the sixpences feature a garland of roses, thistle, shamrock, and leek. The words “Fid Def” also feature on the back of the sixpence. This is Latin for fidei desfensor, or defender of the faith.

Each sixpence is sent in a cardboard packaging sleeve with PVC window to protect the coin during postage.

We have a wide range of dates available but cannot send a specific date to you and therefore the sixpence you receive may vary from the one shown.

   
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Queen Elizabeth II Lucky Sixpence
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The 'silver' sixpence has been used as a lucky coin symbolising wealth, prosperity and happiness in the rhyme 'Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in her shoe'.

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