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3 Pence Maundy 1887 ?


JohnA

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I was shopping for an 1887 3 pence Maundy. And I think it has the exact same design as a general strike. Actually general strike 3 pence were used, except I'm not sure they were used in this date. 

So, how do the grading companies know a 3 pence is Maundy? And how do I know buying a coin raw?

I decided to skip the 3 pence and just get a 4 p Maundy. I already have a graded 1 p.

 

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