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The UK 10 New Pence coin was introduced in 1968, replacing the florin (2 shilling) coin when the UK and Ireland decimalized their currencies. The reverse design comes from a portion of the crest of England: a royally crowned lion passant guardant (a term from heraldry that means walking but head turned to the viewer).
Background Sky Blue 2.17%
Character Lion Passant Guardant 2.27%
Coin Name 1973 United Kingdom 10 Pence Lion Passant Guardant 2.27%
Country United Kingdom 6.17%
Crown Matte Gold And Red 1.23%
Denomination Pence 4.35%
Eyes White 5.23%
Mouth Teethy 1.53%
Speech Bubble Embossed 18.57%
Speech Bubble Text Steady Lads 1.83%
Units 10 15.31%
Year 1973 2.27%

Total Rarity Score: 449.37

Rarity: #1558/2025

Coin #1231

Collection: Big Money