1836 United Kingdom - William IV silver 4 pence (1⁄60) Weight 1.89 g # i53

Description

** Introducing the exquisite 1836 United Kingdom William IV silver 4 pence, a striking piece of numismatic history. This collectible coin, minted during the reign of King William IV, showcases the intricate craftsmanship of the era. Weighing in at 1.89 grams, this 1⁄60 denomination coin is composed of 92.5% sterling silver, reflecting the high-quality metal used in the production of British coins at the time. The 1836 silver 4 pence features unique attributes such as its detailed design that includes the portrait of King William IV on the obverse and a beautifully crafted reverse, which captures the essence of early Victorian Britain. Coins from this period are not only rare but also hold significant value due to their historical context and limited production. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate this coin for its collectible value, as it represents a transitional moment in British currency history. Its condition and authenticity make it a fantastic investment opportunity for both seasoned collectors and newcomers. This piece is a perfect addition to any collection, whether displayed in a protective case or cherished as a historical artifact. **