1703 United Kingdom Sixpence, Queen Anne VIGOThis is a 1703 United Kingdom milled sixpence from Queen Annes era. It represents the Vigo issue, struck from silver seized at Vigo Bay during the War of the Spanish Successiona notable chapter in British naval history. Obverse shows Queen Annes bust facing left with VIGO beneath the neck and ANNA DEI GRATIA. Reverse depicts four crowned shields in a cross, with the Star of the Garter at center and the legend MAG BR FRA ET HIB REG 1703. country:

It offers a compact piece of British coinage history suitable for collectors and everyday holders alike

This classic Canadian coin combines historical significance with attractive uncirculated condition

even wear on the highest points while most design details remain clear and well defined

It offers a tangible connection to British monetary history and a classic example of period silver small change

flanked by sprays of lotus and surmounted by a crown within a raised toothed border

Composition: Billon (40% silver)

a historic trade coin from the era of Portuguese administration in India

Reverse: A circular legend surrounding a distinctive double-stellate pattern

Composition: Paper (cotton-fibre banknote)

Size: Diameter 18 mm

Grade: about UNC (aUNC)

offered in Extremely Fine condition and representing small-denomination silver coinage from the early 20th century