1579 SILVER SIXPENCE ELIZABETH I ESSEX TOKEN Struck during a transitional period

Struck during a transitional period in British coinage

This example exhibits good fine (GF) condition

This quarter-penny denomination showcases the classic George VI obverse with exceptional preservation

This 1707 Halfcrown from the reign of Queen Anne of England is a notable piece of English numismatic history

1579 SILVER SIXPENCE ELIZABETH I ESSEX TOKEN Struck during a transitional periodA rare Tudor era sixpence minted during the reign of Elizabeth I in 1579. This silver coin represents a significant period in English numismatic history, featuring the iconic portrait of the Virgin Queen. The sixpence was a standard denomination of the period, widely circulated throughout Elizabethan England. As a genuine historical artefact from the 16th century, this piece offers collectors authentic insight into Tudor coinage standards, metalwork,