Victoria, Maundy Twopence, 1838, Very Fine

While Maundy Money is legal tender, they weren’t intended to be used as currency, recipients normally prefer to retain them as a keepsake. However, what many collectors don’t realise is that in 1838, 1848 and possibly 1843, Victoria’s Maundy Twopences were struck for circulation in British Guiana and parts of the British West Indies. We have on offer - for the very first time as a the 1838 Silver Maundy Twopence in Very Fine grade. Numbers are limited so get in quick.