threepence

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Threepence is a former British coin worth one-fortieth of a pound sterling, historically used as a small-denomination piece in everyday transactions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British coin
coin
denomination of currency
alsoKnownAs threepenny bit
thrupenny bit NERFINISHED
thruppence
category British pre-decimal coin
historical currency
collectibleStatus numismatic collectible
composition nickel-brass
silver
country United Kingdom
currency pound sterling
denominationSystem pre-decimal British currency
faceValueRelation 1 pound = 240 pence
1 shilling = 12 pence
1 threepence = 3 pence
historicalSignificance represents low-value everyday money in pre-decimal Britain
legalTenderStatus no longer legal tender
mintedBy Royal Mint NERFINISHED
monetarySystem £sd system
periodOfUse 20th century
Georgian period
Stuart period NERFINISHED
Tudor period NERFINISHED
Victorian era NERFINISHED
medieval period
shape 12-sided
round
status demonetised
subunitOf pound sterling NERFINISHED
shilling
symbol 3d
typicalObverseDesign portrait of the reigning British monarch
typicalUseContext change-making
retail payments
usedFor everyday transactions
small purchases
usedIn England NERFINISHED
Ireland (pre-1922) NERFINISHED
Scotland NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
value 3 pence
valueFractionOfPound 1/40
valueInDecimalPounds 0.0125 pound
valueInShillings 1/4 shilling

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John Hull coinedDenomination threepence