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1787 United Kingdom Sixpence, EFThis 1787 United Kingdom sixpence is a small silver coin from the late 18th century, offered in Extremely Fine condition. A compact piece of Georgian era currency, it suits collectors of British coinage and historical silver. Country: United Kingdom Year: 1787 Denomination: Sixpence Composition: Silver (approx. 92. 5% fineness) Weight: 2. 8 g (approx.) Grade: EF (Extremely Fine) EF (Extremely Fine) indicates light, even wear across the high points

a familiar design used on crowns and fractional coins of the period

with a readable legend around the rim

offering collectible appeal for crowns and pre-decimal coin enthusiasts

Reverse: Britannia is seated with shield and trident

Gandalf and Radagast

a tangible piece of Ancient Rome offering direct connection to the imperial period and its history

high‑quality example suited to collectors seeking classic decimal-era pre-decimal coins

This silvered bronze medal features strong patina and a finely modelled

specific obverse imagery is not guaranteed for every example

MS64 indicates a near-uncirculated coin with full mint luster and only minor contact marks

This 1989 One Dollar commemorative coin celebrates the Auckland Commonwealth Games and is struck in 92

VF (Very Fine) indicates clear major devices and legends with moderate wear on high points