Authentic Silver Sixpence Coin For Bride's Shoe - 4 Piece Set Includes 1962 Sixpence, Sentimental Message Card, Something Old New Borrowed Something Blue Tradition Wedding Poem Card, Keepsake Gift Box

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AUTHENTIC 1962 SILVER SIXPENCE COIN: This is a genuine sixpence, a unique gift as a “something old” sixpence coin for bride. The English Queen Elizabeth coin was minted & circulated in England in 1962, now cleaned and lightly polished.
SOMETHING BLUE CARD & GIFT BOX: Each 1962 authentic sixpence coin comes with an elegant "something blue" card in a 3.5" gift box for a beautiful presentation and with no risk of damage to the card or coin during wedding preparations.
COIN HOLDER, NO STICKY GLUE: The sixpence coin for bride’s shoe is tucked inside an acid-free official coin environmentally-friendly envelope with a flap design, effectively preventing the coin from falling out or dust getting to it after the wedding. There is no adhesive on the coin so no sticky residue to clean up before the ceremony.
HANDMADE WAX SEAL: Our handmade blue wax seal adds a touch of vintage to the gift and can gently be removed without damage to the silver sixpence coin card. Present the bride’s wedding sixpence gift and then put it with keepsakes to be photographed in the bridal suite.
WEDDING SIXPENCE GIFT CARD FOR PERSONAL NOTE: Inside the card is the poem "Something old, something new..." including a description of the tradition of the coin in the bride’s shoe. The card includes room for a personal written message to the bride and a place to write the wedding date or date the something old coin is presented.
MEMORABLE KEEPSAKE GIFT: When you choose a 1962 authentic sixpence coin for the bride it has special meaning. A silver sixpence coin is a thoughtful present for her from her parent, grandparent, friend, sister, future mother-in-law. Our wedding sixpence coin makes a unique Bridal Shower gift or a "something old" item to present the to the bride the morning of the wedding. Keep a few on hand for the brides you wish to bless.