Irish Sixpence from the Traditional Wedding Rhyme with Pouch

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An extraordinary offering, an authentic IRISH sixpence coin that goes with the Traditional Wedding rhyme 'Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, and a Silver Sixpence in Her Shoe.' [These coins are silver in color only, made of mostly nickel or perhaps a nickle alloy/blend. However, these are as genuine Irish as the come!]
With a brand newbeautiful hand embroidered cloth bag........
The coins are all of a decent condition, and they are, of course, circulated and not 'new'. They certainly are suitable for such a memorable day! Dates vary slightly, with only 1962 or 1964 available.
Today, the part about the 'Sixpence in Her Shoe' is usually omitted from the rhyme, probably because it isn't comfortable to walk around with a coin in your shoe or remind anyone that it is customary to do so! Or, is it because there are NO MORE Irish Sixpence being minted [remember the Euro currency conversion?]
Now, this tradition is done in the United Kingdom too, especially England, maybe moreso, but we do not carry the English coins, only these genuine Irish sixpence, which I get directly from Ireland, so there you are. However, it is a fine wedding tradtion in both countries, and even in the USA, on occasion.
Well, here is your chance to do a wedding ceremony 'up right' so to speak, especially if you are Irish or of Irish descent......the real deal, and a wedding accessory/keepsake that will be remembered always! [Certainly for the bride who has this coin in her shoe won't forget it!]
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