1551-1970 Silver, then nickel-brass crowned portcullis

We're still confirming a market value for the 1551-1970 Silver, then nickel-brass crowned portcullis. Scan yours to check its condition and grade.

Denomination

Threepence

Year

1551-1970

Mintage

Varies by date

Rarity

Pre-decimal

Is it rare?

Rarity: Pre-decimal. Condition and any minting errors have the biggest effect on what it's worth.

What to look for

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FAQ

How much is the 1551-1970 Silver, then nickel-brass crowned portcullis worth?

We're still confirming a market value for the 1551-1970 Silver, then nickel-brass crowned portcullis. Scan yours to check its condition and grade.

Is the 1551-1970 Silver, then nickel-brass crowned portcullis rare?

Rarity: Pre-decimal. Condition and any minting errors have the biggest effect on what it's worth.

What should I look for on a Threepence like this?

Pre-decimal denomination (demonetised at/after decimalisation 1971). Representative entry — value depends on date & grade.

How do I check my own Threepence?

Open Change Finder and scan your coin — it identifies it, grades the condition and checks for the errors that add value, free for your first check.

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