1930 George V Maundy Fourpence (4d) Silver Coin

Add a piece of British numismatic history to your collection with this 1930 George V Maundy Fourpence (4d). Issued during the reign of King George V, this historic British silver coin forms part of the traditional Maundy Money series, a long-standing royal tradition dating back centuries.

The reverse features the classic crowned numeral 4, flanked by decorative floral branches and the date 1930. The obverse bears the portrait of King George V, surrounded by the inscription GEORGIVS V D.G. BRITT: OMN: REX F.D. IND: IMP, reflecting his royal titles at the time.

Maundy coins are particularly popular with collectors of British silver coins, George V coinage and historic royal memorabilia. The fourpence denomination is one of the traditional denominations used in Maundy money sets, making this an interesting addition to a collection of pre-decimal British coins.

This example shows signs of circulation and age-related wear, consistent with its history. Please examine the photographs carefully to assess the coin’s condition before purchasing.

Coin Details

• Year: 1930
• Monarch: King George V
• Denomination: Fourpence (4d)
• Series: British Maundy Money
• Metal: Silver
• Condition: Circulated; please refer to the photographs for the exact condition

Whether you collect George V coins, British silver Maundy money or historic UK pre-decimal currency, this 1930 Maundy Fourpence is a fascinating piece of Britain’s royal and numismatic heritage.