An Exceptional ‘complete’ set of 1937 Proof Specimen Coins, George VI Coronation *-Presented in its original maroon presentation box-Includes a Silver Maundy set Maundy Thursday is familiar to many as the Thursday before Easter, but for The Royal Mint, the day has an added significance. Continuing a 700-year-old tradition, The Royal Mint strikes Maundy Money coins for the monarch to present in an annual pre-Easter ceremony known as the Royal Maundy. Distribution of these sets originally began in July 1937 and continued until the early autumn of 1938. Coins were struck in the medal department and records indicate the great care that was taken to produce pieces to the highest standards, between highly polished dies. *Free Mainland U.K.Delivery*We have lots more in stock so please take a look at our website www.pallantinteriors.co.uk If you have any queries or would like to view this item then please call us any time on 07801366753 or 01273 835598...