| GEORGE VI SILVER TWOPENCE 1937-1952 |
| George VI silver two pennies were not intended for circulation, but were issued as a part of "maundy" money in a four coin proof set, which was issued in 1937 to celebrate his coronation. Maundy money was used traditionally by the Monarch to distribute to the poor people in a parish. The maundy sets consisted of a silver four pence, a silver threepence, a silver twopence and a silver penny. Traditionally the number of poor people given these sets during a maundy ceremony was equal to the same years as the sovereign's life . A matt finish proof silver penny was issued along with the regular maundy silver penny for 1902 only. 1937-1946 .500 Silver, 0.9 grams, 13mm Diameter. 1 9 1947-1952 Silver, 0.9 grams, 13mm Diameter. |
| George VI Silver Twopence 1937-1952 |
