The 1910 threepence holds a singular place in Australian numismatics as the inaugural year of Commonwealth silver coinage. Struck at the Royal Mint in London before the opening of Australia's own branch mints for smaller denominations, these pieces represent the very beginning of a national coinage identity distinct from the broader British Imperial series. The Edward VII obverse paired with the Commonwealth coat of arms reverse marked a new chapter, and surviving uncirculated examples from this first year of issue carry a significance that transcends their already considerable scarcity in higher grades. This PCGS MS63 example offers the serious collector a choice uncirculated specimen of one of Australian numismatics' most historically important dates, presented in a trusted third-party holder with full attribution.
| Country | Australia |
| Year | 1910 |
| Denomination | 3D |
| Grade | MS63 |
| Certification | PCGS |
| Certification Number | #57507271 |
| Composition | Silver |
| Mintage | 4000000 |
| Weight | 1.41g |
| Circulated/Uncirculated | Uncirculated |
| KM Number | KM-18 |
Information accurate as of 20 March 2026.