Numismatic

1911-1919 Great Britain Silver 3 Pence George V Avg Circ

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During the early portion of the twentieth century, the United Kingdom produced a small sterling silver coin that carried a wealth of traditional design. These three pence pieces, minted from 1911 to 1919, represent the coinage of King George V. Each piece contains 0.0420 troy ounces of silver, minted with a purity of 92.5 percent, which was the standard for British silver coinage of the era. The obverse of the coin displays the left-facing portrait of King George V, surrounded by his royal title. On the reverse, the design features the numerical denomination of three pence beneath a royal crown. This central value splits the year of manufacture, all nestled within an elegant wreath. Cataloged by numismatists as KM-813, these pieces survive in average circulated condition, showing the honest wear of daily commerce in early twentieth-century Britain.