UK British Farthing coin pendant wren Jenny bird English London WWII 000004

United Kingdom 1 Farthing {1937-1956} 17S FEATURINGfront: Eurasian wren {Jenny Bird} (Troglodytes troglodytes) From the Greek meaning ‘cave-dweller’. back: portrait of King George VI or Elizabeth II depending on year • quantity 1• demonetized {no longer in circulation} polished Bronze coin• diameter: 20 mm• weight: 2.8 g• comes with a brass rolo link bracelet with lobster clasp {6 mm links} CHOOSE BRACELET LENGTH FROM DROP DOWN MENU ~ 5.5 to 7.5 inches* if you need a smaller length please leave a note upon checkout coin jewelryEnglandNorthern IrelandScotlandWalesManchesterLiverpoolJenny birdbird pendantsBritish braceletsEnglish jewelryEdinburgUnited Kingdom Scots Irish London Leeds Birmingham Great Britain WWII

1985 Wales United Kingdom 1 Pound coin pendant Welsh leek Cardiff Swansea 002400

The leek is the national emblem of Wales. front: A leek, the emblem of Wales, encircled by the Royal Diadem. Royal Diadem series – Wales. • polished Nickel-brass coin. • quantity 1. Translation: Elizabeth the Second by the Grace of God Queen Defender of the Faith (Elizabeth II Dei Gratia Regina Fidei Defensatrix).

1895-1901 United Kingdom 1 Penny coin pendant Queen Victoria London Leeds 001616

United Kingdom UK Great Britain England coin pendant necklace British fashion jewelry Queen Victoria Britannia London Birmingham Liverpool Nottingham Sheffield Bristol Glasgow Leicester Edinburgh Leeds Cardiff Manchester Oxford Sunderland Reading Portsmouth Newcastle upon Tyne Cambridge York Middlesbrough English Victorian era.

1973 United Kingdom 50 coin pendant 9 hands European Economic Community k000030

1973 United Kingdom 50 Pence {1-year issue} 1S. Scotland United Kingdom Scottish crowned thistle flower coin pendant necklace jewelry Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen Dundee Paisley East Kilbride the Saltire Sir William Wallace Saint Andrew’s Cross Hamilton Perth Kirkcaldy Inverness Kilmarnock Ayr Fife Great Britain Scots Gaelic British Celtic Orkney Islands Livingston Cumbernauld<.