This 1957 Six Pence coin from the United Kingdom features the young portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, minted during the early years of her reign. Struck in Copper-Nickel, the coin is part of the 1954–1970 Six Pence series, a symbol of post-war Britain’s stable economy and elegant design.

The reverse showcases the Tudor Rose, flanked by a thistle, shamrock, and leek — representing England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. The coin was officially demonetized on June 30, 1980, marking the end of an era for British pre-decimal currency.