1. These coins were NEVER called "threps". Sometimes "Thrupp'nce" (letter u to rhyme with either book or cup). Some people said "Threp'nce". We never sounded the e in pence. Also known as a thruppenny bit. 2. Before decimalisation in 1971, the letter p was NEVER used to denote a penny or pence. A penny was 1d, tuppence was 2d thruppence was 3d and so on. The d stood for a denarius (denarii, the name of the Roman coin worth 1/240 of a pound. 3. Only "new" decimal pence are abbreviated with p. They are also called "1p", "2p" etc. Please try to get this right.
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Nice Britanien coin 1967 👍
Portcullis from the French porte coleice meaning sliding gate.
1. These coins were NEVER called "threps". Sometimes "Thrupp'nce" (letter u to rhyme with either book or cup). Some people said "Threp'nce". We never sounded the e in pence. Also known as a thruppenny bit.
2. Before decimalisation in 1971, the letter p was NEVER used to denote a penny or pence. A penny was 1d, tuppence was 2d thruppence was 3d and so on. The d stood for a denarius (denarii, the name of the Roman coin worth 1/240 of a pound.
3. Only "new" decimal pence are abbreviated with p. They are also called "1p", "2p" etc.
Please try to get this right.
It was called the "thrupp-ence" .
I have 1957
Hi, I have some more of HER Majesty's, queen Elizabeth coins, that i want to Sell,,thank you for your patience and support, I Am from South Africa
I have One 1967
I have a 1942 George three pence and a1956 Queen three pence
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