Top 15 Most Valuable British Six-pence Coins

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Discover the top 10 most valuable pre-decimal Six Pence Coins that could be hiding in your coin collection. We will leave no stone unturned as we learn about the history and value of these incredible coins. Don't miss out on the chance to uncover a hidden treasure and make yourself a fortune from your old Coins & Pocket Change!!
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[@traceygillan7357]

Thankyou !! Very interesting!

[@olesialacret4209]

Saludos desde Cuba besos y muchas bendiciones siempre

[@peterperigoe9231]

Enjoyed that thanks. I'm in Ireland and collect mainly Irish coins plus UK pre-decimal coins as they were of similar size weight and value and the UK coins could circulate here also. I have the 1952 George V but none of the rest. The UK dropped the Sterling standard .925 in 1920 and went 0.50 until 1947. Here we kept 0.75 sliver from 1928- 1943 and when minting started again adopted cupro- nickel as in the 1952 coin you show. The Old UK system was universal across Europe having been decreed by Charlemagne of the Holy Roman Empire that 240 denarius (240 being the 1st number divisible by 20 other numbers) should weigh a pound. Thus £ibre (pound) s (shilling) and d. (Latin for silver) and the UK was the last to drop this system. the weights and measures system back then was based on the weight of grains of wheat and so many gains made a dwt (penny weight) and 20 penny weights made an ounce but 12 troy ounces to a pound and 16 imperial ounces to a pound. Very complicated i'd love to see a video on this from someone?

[@MENSA.lady2]

Years ago when the sixpence was legal tender we put them in the christmas pudding for the kids. When they found they they could spend them at the local ice cream parlour. That's about what they were worth. Worth about the same today.

[@PeterMonaghan-io6bp]

Like sixpence coins but Victoria ones are to pricey for me above my price range they are

[@NorthCentralCoins]

I agree, I'll stick to the scrappy ones!!

[@PeterMonaghan-io6bp]

I buy silver threepence coins even them are to pricey now I have stopped buying really old coins now I buy 50p modern coins as there are in good condition better collecting them I think am sick of trying to find good condition old coins and if you get a good one they have been polished and cleaned to pricey anyhow mate

[@Stacks.the.thug.]

Hi i found most of the coins your talking about never been out of case

[@PeterMonaghan-io6bp]

Worth slot of money in mint state these coins

[@carl-x8n]

Hi ive got a 1844 bold date silver sixpence with reverse printed upside down but cant seem to find any info.

[@edmondwardeh7049]

What are the prices of the 6 pence from 1957 till 1962 ,please

[@rogerkearns8094]

12:37 None of these 'silver' picks contain silver at all, if they were fashioned from actual coinage. After 1946, sixpences were made from cupronickel alloy.

[@Abdullah031.]

I have 6 pence 1952

[@edmondwardeh7049]

Any rare coins of the shillings and florin from 1953 till 1967,please reply

[@MelvinMckenzie-v8s]

I got some contact me

[@MelvinMckenzie-v8s]

I got a 1951 and 1921 six pence for sale

[@BWGunathilaka]

I have dhis coins 1962

[@fahimfahim8498]

Sem coins available