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Pre-decimalisation British coinage - Victoria and Edward VII

Pre-decimalisation British coinage - Victoria and Edward VII


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Pre-decimalisation British coinage - Victoria and Edward VII

Christmas Greeting postcards showing pre-decimalisation British coinage from the reign of Queen Victoria and Edward VII. Date: 1906

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Media ID 14351430

© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Coinage Commerce Copper Coppers Currency Decimalisation Embossed Gilded Gilt Half Jack Money Reign Reigns Sep15 Shilling Decimal


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This charming collection of vintage postcards showcases the pre-decimalisation British coinage from the reigns of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII, dating back to 1906. The intricately designed coins depicted in these postcards were an essential part of the daily commerce and transactions in Britain during this period. The coins featured in these postcards include copper and silver denominations, such as the Halfpenny, Penny, Threepence, Sixpence, Shilling, and Crown. The Halfpenny and Penny coins, made of copper, were the smallest coins in circulation, while the Shilling and Crown, made of silver, were among the largest. The coins were embossed with intricate designs and gilt edges, adding to their aesthetic value. The obverse side of the coins bears the portrait of Queen Victoria or King Edward VII, while the reverse side displays various symbols and emblems representing the British Empire and its values. The coins were an integral part of the British identity, and their design reflected the rich history and heritage of the nation. The use of these postcards as Christmas greetings during the early 20th century was a popular tradition in Britain. Sending these postcards to loved ones was a way to spread holiday cheer and keep in touch during the festive season. The postcards served as a reminder of the beauty and history of the British coinage, making them cherished keepsakes even today. These postcards offer a glimpse into the past, providing a fascinating insight into the pre-decimalisation British currency and the monetary system that existed during the reigns of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII.

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