Maundy Money values

British coins

maundy money

Values, images, and specifications for Maundy coins from

the United Kingdom, Great Britain, and England.

Royal Maundy is a religious

service held the day before

Good Friday.

The service includes a

limited distribution of alms

by the monarch, known as

Maundy money.

In the earlier years, Maundy money was coinage from circulation,

however from the 18th century coinage was specifically struck for

the purpose of Royal Maundy, with it's own distinctive design.

Normally issued in sets of four coins, including a penny, 2 pence,

3 pence, and 4 pence, the limited mintage, historical significance, and

silver content has made Maundy coins highly desirable to collectors.

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