United Kingdom 6 Pence 1939 - Silver, Low Mintage Collectible

The 1939 United Kingdom 6 Pence coin is a significant collectible from the reign of King George VI (1937-1952). Minted in London, this coin is composed of 50% silver, giving it both intrinsic value and historical significance. The coin features a classic round shape, with a reeded edge and medal alignment (0°), ensuring that the design is preserved regardless of how the coin is handled.

Weighing 2.83 grams, with a diameter of 19.3 mm and a thickness of 1.2 mm, this coin was minted with a total of 28,670,304 pieces. While this mintage is relatively high, the coin's silver content and its connection to the early years of World War II add to its desirability among collectors. With a melt value of 2.83 XAGg x 0.500, equating to approximately 1.36 USD, this coin also holds intrinsic value as a precious metal. The 1939 6 Pence is a valuable piece of British numismatic history, offering both collectors and investors a tangible link to the past.

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Why This Coin is a Good Offer

This 1939 United Kingdom 6 Pence coin is an excellent addition for any collector, offering both historical significance and intrinsic value. Minted during the reign of King George VI, this coin represents the resilience of Britain on the eve of World War II. Its composition of 50% silver adds to its appeal, providing both a melt value and collectible worth. With a mintage of 28.67 million, this coin is relatively accessible, but finding it in uncirculated condition enhances its rarity. As a piece of British history from the George VI era, this coin is likely to appreciate in value over time, making it a solid investment for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.