Prince of Wales Feathers
An 1844 British fourpence love token with imagery of Prince of Wales feathers and motto ‘Ich Dien’ (I serve).
The reverse features the seated figure of Britannia.
Why we love it
The British fourpence coin is sometimes known as a groat, or alternatively a joey after the MP Joseph Hume who spoke in favour of its introduction.
855, 360 fourpence coins were minted in 1844, fact fans.
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Additional information
| Piece of jewellery | Classic pendant |
|---|---|
| Era | Victorian |
| Jewellery material | Sterling silver |
| Hallmarks | None present as it's a coin |
| Condition | Good antique condition, The engraving of the feathers is in very good condition with light surface wear, The imagery to the reverse has some surface wear and a solder mark where it was likely attached to a pin in the past |
| Dimensions | Depth 1mm, Diameter 16.6mm |
| Weight | 1.4g |
