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     • The sixpence was demonetized and replaced by decimal currency in 1980 and the shilling in 1990.
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     The Sixpence and the Shilling: Coins, History, and Traditions

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   What is a sixpence coin called?

   • Coin Names and Their Nicknames: The Sixpence First issued during the mid sixteenth century, the sixpence had a value of 2.5p following decimalisation (1971) and could be used until 1980 when it was finally demonetised. Commonly called the ‘tanner,’ it is included in our range of UK coins with popular nicknames. The ‘Tanner’

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   Are sixpence coins worth anything?

   • The sixpence coins of the Victorian era were minted in silver, resulting in them being more valuable than the later versions of the sixpence. That being said, there is a lot of variation in the selling price of this version of the coin and it is highly dependent on its date and quality.

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   When did the sixpence become a currency?

   • The sixpence was first used by the British Empire in 1551 and has undergone several changes over the years. Remaining a key part of the UK’s currency system until Decimal Day, the coin was finally withdrawn from circulation in 1980.

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   What does a silver sixpence mean?

   • A silver sixpence in the bride's shoe is a traditional wedding gesture for good luck; customarily the father of the bride places the sixpence, as a token of him wishing her prosperity, love and happiness in her marriage.

   Sixpence (British coin) - Wikipedia

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   When was the first 6 pence coin minted?

   • Origins and Introduction: The first sixpences were minted in 1551, during the reign of Edward VI. They emerged due to the debasement of silver coinage in the 1540s, particularly the silver testoon, which fell in value from 12 pence to 6 pence. The decision was made to introduce a new coin with the express denomination of six pence.

   How much is the Sixpence worth today? A brief overview

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   How rare were sixpence coins in the 20th century?

   • During the 20th century, there weren’t many sixpences that were considered very rare or sought after. The 1952 sixpence is interesting as none of the coins were struck for UK circulation and were instead sent to the West Indies due to the demand for nickel from the Korean war.

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3. www.royalmint.com › shop › limited-editionsCoin Names and Their Nicknames: The Sixpence - The Royal Mint

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   Build a fascinating collection of pre-decimal British coinage. Introduced in 1551, the sixpence eventually acquired the friendly nickname ‘tanner’. One of the most popular pre-decimal coins, it remains an integral part of many of our best-loved good luck traditions.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sixpence_(British_coin)Sixpence (British coin) - Wikipedia

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   A silver sixpence in the bride's shoe is a traditional wedding gesture for good luck; customarily the father of the bride places the sixpence, as a token of him wishing her prosperity, love and happiness in her marriage.

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6. www.copescoins.com › blogs › copes-blogsHow much is the Sixpence worth today? A brief overview

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   Feb 20, 2024 · The British sixpence, sometimes affectionately known as a 'tanner' or 'sixpenny bit,' was a denomination of sterling coinage. Origins and Introduction: The first sixpences were minted in 1551, during the reign of Edward VI.

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7. www.royalmint.com › stories › collectCoin Nicknames - The Royal Mint

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   Bender – A sixpence was known as a bender because due to its silver content it could be bent in the hands. This was commonly done to create ‘love tokens’, many of which survive in collections to this day.

8. rarebritishcoins.co.uk › sixpence-coins-2Sixpence coins - the rarest and most sought after

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   Nov 9, 2016 · Notably, the rarest sixpence coins provide an interesting challenge for collectors. So, why wait? Start your own sixpence coin collection today and uncover the hidden gems of numismatic history.

9. thecoinexpert.co.uk › blog › how-much-is-a-sixpenceHow Much is a Sixpence Worth Today? - The Coin Expert

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   This means in today’s money a sixpence would be worth 1/40 of a pound sterling, or 2.5 new pence. Most sixpences are worth more than this simply due to their collectability, and in this article, we will dive into some of the rarest sixpences of the 20th century.

10. thecoinexpert.co.uk › blog › 1967-sixpence1967 Sixpence: How Much Is The Coin Really Worth Today?

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    If you’ve come across a 1967 sixpence, you may wonder how much it’s worth. Unfortunately, this coin is not considered rare, and you can expect to sell one for roughly £1 on eBay according to the latest values in 2022. Highly graded versions can sell for between £5 and £10 but are uncommon.