Hand made and meticulously hand worked. 1928 IRELAND Lucky Sixpence ( Harp & Hound) up to 28" .925 Sterling Silver Chain.

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In the middle ages, the people were very superstitious. They believed that much of their life was controlled by evil spirits. Anything they could do to ward off those spirits was wise. They felt that those evil spirits were particularly active during rites of passage, such as weddings, so it was important to use good luck charms to keep the bride and groom safe on their wedding day. Any type of talisman from a horseshoe to a lucky coin was considered a good omen. During the early 1600's it was customary for the Lord of the Manor to give his bride a piece of silver as a wedding gift. This was symbolically represented by a sixpence coin. It later became a tradition to include a sixpence in the dowry that was given by the bride's family to the groom. That tradition of the sixpence as a symbol of good luck continues today. Some families have passed down the same sixpence through the generations to continue the hope for good luck to future brides. It's also nice to seek out a sixpence minted in the year of your parents or grandparents wedding, birth years, or some other important family occasion. All around excellent. Well Made to stand the test of time.

Thank you! , A rich piece of Irish early 20th century history. A rare fine Irish Coin. Made in the USA, Original Irish Coin. . Strong hand worked rings. Strong Lobster clasp. Classic high grade piece. This Classic Design dates from the early 1800's. on all pieces free repair or replacement no questions asked.

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