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1919 3...? You Tell Me | British 3 Pence

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What's this? Thanks for any info.

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3 pence of Great Britain. This one is 92.5% silver with .042 ASW.
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It's a good-old British silver threepenny, pre-decimal and approximately equivalent to 7 cents.
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Thanks for your info, what is .042 ASW?
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I missed "oz" in there.

.042 ounces actual silver weight.
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