1948 George VI Christmas Sixpence Coin Display, Framed Festive Collectible, British Numismatic Decor

1948 George VI Christmas Sixpence Coin Display, Framed Festive Collectible, British Numismatic Decor

Brand: TheAntiqueForager
25.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

A charming vintage display piece featuring a genuine 1948 British sixpence coin mounted within an illustrated festive card and protected by a clear perspex desk frame. The insert details the rich history of the Christmas sixpence tradition, noting its roots as a lucky charm meant to bring wealth and good fortune when found in the Christmas pudding. The coin itself dates from the George VI era, clearly showing the 1948 date and crowned royal cypher on the reverse. The clear perspex frame stands upright cleanly, making it an easy and nostalgic decorative item to display during the winter holidays or as part of a broader British numismatic and social-history collection. DETAILS & CONDITION 🌿 Item: Framed vintage Christmas sixpence display piece featuring a 1948 George VI coin in a clear perspex stand-up frame. 🌿 Material: Clear perspex frame containing an illustrated decorative card insert and a genuine cupro-nickel sixpence coin. 🌿 Measurements: Approximately 11.5 cm wide and 16.5 cm tall. 🌿 Condition: Good vintage condition. The perspex frame is clear and intact, and the interior card and coin display are clean and well-preserved. OUR ANTIQUE FORAGER ETHOS We believe choosing vintage and pre-owned pieces is the greenest choice, keeping history in circulation rather than consuming new resources. We take our environmental responsibility seriously, shipping every order using 100% recycled packaging, including reclaimed boxes and green bubble wrap. DELIVERY: UK orders include Free Delivery. International shipping (USA & Rest of World) is calculated dynamically at checkout based on the exact weight and dimensions of your parcel.

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