Great Britain 3 pence George VI KM-849 S-4112 Plant PR 66 PCGS NiBrass coin 1937

The 1937 Great Britain 3 Pence George VI, KM-849, S-4112, is a beautiful twelve-sided nickel-brass Proof coin celebrating British royal heritage and botanical artistry. Certified PCGS PR66, this distinctive threepence was introduced during the coronation year of King George VI. The obverse features the king's elegant left-facing portrait, carefully sculpted hairstyle, HP engraver initials, and the Latin royal inscription GEORGIVS VI D G BR OMN REX F D IND IMP. The reverse showcases three flowering thrift plants, also known as sea pinks, with rounded clusters of tiny blossoms rising above slender, gracefully curved stems and narrow leaves. The THREE PENCE denomination, 1937 date, and raised geometric border complete the composition. George VI became king following Edward VIII's abdication in 1936 and guided Britain through World War II. With its warm golden appearance, unusual twelve-sided shape, and exceptional PCGS PR66 Proof certification, this historic coin is a wonderful addition to any British collection.

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