1873 Three Pence- UK

The 1873 Three pence from United Kingdom is a small Victorian-era silver coin issued during the reign of Queen Victoria. Commonly called a “3 Pence” or “Three pence,” the coin was struck in sterling silver (92.5% silver) during this period. It weighs approximately 1.41 grams, has a diameter of about 16 mm, and features a reeded edge. The obverse shows the portrait of Queen Victoria, while the reverse typically displays the denomination “3” within an ornate wreath and crown design. These coins circulated widely throughout the British Empire during the 19th century and are popular among collectors because of their age, silver content, and Victorian history.