Great Britain · George III (1760–1820)

大不列颠四便士硬币——乔治三世,年轻头像(1763–1786)

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About this coin

The young portrait and divided reverse date identify the first fourpence series of the reign.

Obverse

A youthful laureate, draped bust faces right.

Script: Latin

Lettering

GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA

Translation

George III, by the grace of God.

Reverse

The crowned numeral 4 divides the date.

Script: Latin

Lettering

MAG BRI FR ET HIB REX
4

Translation

King of Great Britain, France and Ireland.

Mints and mintmarks

Royal Mint at the Tower of London.

Engraver and mintmaster marks

No mintmark

Identification and varieties

Only recorded dates are listed. Early small silver served both monetary use and Maundy distributions; a separate ceremonial finish is not assumed.

Measurements

Approximate standard; surviving specimens vary.

Years, mintmarks and variants

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YearMintMintmarkVariantMintageNotesFind this issue
1763London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1765London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1766London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1770London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1772London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1784London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1786London (Tower)NoneDated issue
1763London (Tower)NoneProof
1772London (Tower)None1772 over 1770
1776London (Tower)NoneDefective 6 resembling 5
1780London (Tower)NoneLarge obverse letters
1763London (Tower)Dated issue
1765London (Tower)Dated issue
1766London (Tower)Dated issue
1770London (Tower)Dated issue
1772London (Tower)Dated issue
1784London (Tower)Dated issue
1786London (Tower)Dated issue
1763London (Tower)Proof
1772London (Tower)1772 over 1770
1776London (Tower)Defective 6 resembling 5
1780London (Tower)Large obverse letters

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