

The coin is dark gray with a circular shape. The obverse side features a pine tree with several branches. The reverse side displays the year "1632" and the Roman numeral "III" surrounded by a circle of beads, The outer edge of the reverse side has the word "NEWEN" and additional letters are visible but not fully clear. The coin has a worn appearance. The coin is shown from two angles, with one side showing the tree and the other side showing the date and markings. The background behind the coin is a gradient of gray transitioning to white. The title of the image is "Pine Tree Three Pence" by John Hull.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 900 × 490 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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