A silver Queen Anne Four Pence coin, issued in 1708 following the Act of Union. The reverse of the coin features a central crowned Arabic numeral 4, denoting the denomination of four pence. This is encircled by the Latin legend MAG BR FRA ET HIB REG 1708, which translates to Queen of Great Britain, France, and Ireland. The coin is struck in sterling silver and features a milled edge. It is presented in a flexible plastic pocket accompanied by a white adhesive paper label with typed black text reading 1708 FOUR PENCE.
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