sixpence coin : 29 results priced between £1.00 and £50.00

The George VI sixpences were produced between 1937 and 1952 and followed two designs, both of which show the bust of the King on the obverse. The first design shows the inititals GRI surmounted by a crown on the reverse. In 1949, the second design was introduced and the crowned initials were changed to GR with a small VI between.

Silver Sixpence chocolate coins made from high quality milk chocolate. Chocolate coins are available in different sizes from gift bags to economically priced bulk drums.

Way back in 1922, the Royal Mint were not in the habit of issuing proof or uncirculated coin sets every year. Proof or specimen coin sets were only issued on special occasions such as coronations and jubilees. It was not until 1970 that they started to issue coin sets every year for sale to collectors.

The silver sixpence was originally brought into circulation during the reign of Edward VI and has been a part of wedding tradition since the reign of Elizabeth I when it would have been given to the bride as a gift by the Lord of the Manor. Tradition changed over the years and it was later given by the brides parents as a dowry gift.

This original Elizabeth II sixpence is held in a clear blister on a card. The card that has the image of a Union Jack and the Royal coat of arms on the front and historical information on the reverse.

A classic pair of cufflinks made from real silver sixpence pieces, featuring 1963 dated coins making them perfect for a 50th birthday gift! A truly iconic set of British coins (one displaying heads and one tails) beautifully made into a pair of unique cufflinks suitable for both men and women. Traditionally a symbol of luck, particularly for weddings! Each pair encases one head and one tail of a coin- only the tail side displays the date. If you are after a different date, head over to our...

Victorian Silver Sixpence dated 1839. First head, no WW on truncation. Reverse inverted die axis. Fine condition with indentation to head. Coin illustrated is the one which will be supplied. More photos of this item are available on the Main Website

Real lucky sixpence coin cufflinks

A hard plastic coin display case complete with blue insert to hold the 15 sixpences of QEII, 1953 to 1967.

Elizabeth I acceded to the throne in 1558, after Mary I's death, and was crowned in Janauary 1559. It was at this time that France and Spain were vying for control of England. The arrival in England in 1568 of Mary, Queen of Scots, and her imprisonment and subsequent execution in 1587, caused a political crisis aided by Spain. In July 1588 Philip of Spain sent an Armada of 130 ships from Lisbon that was defeated by the English off Gravelines. This tremendous victory transformed England into the leading...

Would you like it gift wrapped? Add a finishing touch with one of our six exciting gift wrap options. Each gift wrap comes with a contrasting ribbon and a Kraft gift tag! Hand wrapped by our jolly dispatch team- all done and dusted for the lucky recipient! You can also add a matching card too for the complete package! Inspired by retro photography our cards read 'Just For You' and are handmade using recycled card!

A hard plastic coin display case complete with black insert to hold the 6 sixpences of George VI, 1947 to 1952.

A hard plastic coin display case complete with red insert to hold the 9 sixpences of George V, 1928 to 1936.

A hard plastic coin display case complete with red insert to hold the 15 sixpences of QEII, 1953 to 1967.

A hard plastic coin display case complete with blue insert to hold 16 sixpences. Undated so suitable for any collection.

1625-49. Left to right: Shilling, Sixpence, Groat, Threepence, Halfgroat, Penny, Halfpenny. The latin on the reverse "Christo Auspice Regno" translates to "I reign under the auspices of Christ"

Chocolate Coin Pots with 15 silver or gold chocolate sixpences in a clear plastic pot with a large print area for full colour personalisation. Why not ask our Design Studio to send you a personalised Virtual Visual? All we need is your artwork and we can send you back a free of charge proof showing how your logo and marketing imprint could look on this promotional pen. If you do not have any artwork, our design team will be more than happy to create this for you.

Description: 12 chocolate sixpences in a clear plastic pouch with a large print are for full colour personalisation.  Available in a choice of silver or gold coins. Product code: 110701/S278 Print Area: 58 x 14mm Lead Time: approx. 10 working days Minimum Quantity: 100 Product Colours: Call for available colours Share |

A set of 6 Elizabethan coins; shillings, sixpence, groat, half groat, penny and half penny. These coins look, feel and sound superb. With notes.

Delicious milk chocolate coins, available in gold or silver foil. The silver coin is a "lucky sixpence" design, whilst the gold coin is a "farthing" complete with wren design. Both designs have "Victoria" on their reverse. Perfect as an alternative favour filling, or to sprinkle on tables. Approx size - 24mm diameter (2g). Shelf life 4 months - please don't order too early !

Product Description Scottish souvenir coin set containing three pre-decimalisation coins - a Penny, a Sixpence and a Threepence. Designs vary as selected from coins of the era. Penny The Penny was so abundant that it was not until 1961 that there was a need for more to be minted. Production continued each year until 1967 after which pennies continued to be minted with the date 1967 until 1970. The 1960s pennies consisted of 97% copper, 0.5% tin and 2.5% zinc alloy Sixpence Sixpences were the...

An unusual set of 6 replica 1945 dated coins (half crown, florin, sixpence, threepence, penny and halfpenny) in a plastic case. The reverses are all very well executed, good enough to not notice that they aren't real coins at first glance! The obverses reveal that the were produced by 'THE READERS DIGEST ASSOCIATION LTD'. From the style of the case I would imagine the were made in the 1980s or possibly 1970s.

Not all values of coins are issued every year, it depends on demand, but in 1907, all eight of the normal circulating denominations were issued, namely halfcrown, florin, shilling, sixpence, silver threepence, penny, halfpenny and farthing.

Details A collection of eight pre-decimal including the half crown, florin, shilling, sixpence, penny, halfpenny, farthing, and the brass threepence which was the first twelve sided coin to be minted in Britain. Attractively framed this collection measures 170 x 145mm.

Not all values of coins are issued every year, it depends on demand, but in 1904, all eight of the normal circulating denominations were issued, namely halfcrown, florin, shilling, sixpence, silver threepence, halfpenny and farthing.

An unusual design this brooch contains a half sovereign flanked on either side by a sixpence. All the coins are dated 1912.

A selection of old British Coins on a Card Backing. Includes a Sixpence, Three Pence, Half Penny and a Penny.

A Framed selection of old British Coins in celebration of the Queens 50th Anniversary of her Coronation. Includes a Sixpence, Three Pence, Half Penny and a Penny.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION25 easy to use self adhesive Lighthouse coin holders. A wonderful way to store and display your collection. These 2 x 2 coin holders really frame a coin! And they couldn't be easier to apply. A complete seal keeps the coin protected. Can be wrote on for easy identification. Stocked sizes are: 17.5, 20, 22.5, 25, 27.5, 30, 32.5, 35, 37.5 and 39.5mm