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What British or Commonwealth coin has a crown over a 3 on reverse side?
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∙ 13y ago
Most round British silver Threepences issued from about 1717 to 1926 inclusive would have a Crowned "3" enclosed by wreaths.
All British silver Maundy Threepences issued from about 1817 to present day would have the same or very similar design.
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What does the 1889 British Crown signify?
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