In 1902 to celebrate the Coronation of King Edward VII, the Royal Mint released a very Limited Issue Maundy 1D One Pence Silver Matte Proof Coin struck in solid .925 Sterling Silver Certified Slabbed and Graded by PCGS as PR61.
The reverse design depicts a crowned numeral in a wreath of oak leaves while the obverse features George William De Saulles portrait of King Edward VII.
Maundy Money, legally called "the Queen's Maundy Money" is a welcoming British coinage given to deserving poor people in a religious ceremony performed, in many periods with the participation of the monarch, on Maundy Thursday, the Thursday before Easter.
Limited Mintage of 15,123 Coins Worldwide
An original Edward VII Silver Proof One Pence Coin
Finished to the Royal Mint's Matte Proof Quality Struck in .925 Sterling Silver
Struck in 1902 the year of Edward VIIs Coronation
Obverse Portrait of Edward VII Designed by George De Saulles
