All small silver coins in denominations of 4d, 3d, 2d, and 1d made after 1816 are listed below with the exception of circulating threepence pieces. The latter can be found in the SMALL SILVER category. While circulating threepences had the same appearance as Maundy threepences for a period of over 90 years (from 1834 until 1926), the two types can be distinguished by the strike qualities which produced different finishes on the coin surfaces. There were also some colonial issues of twopence pieces during the reign of Victoria. The latter are included in the list below because it is not clear which dates were made for circulation in the British colonies apart from 1838. A few select years saw the inclusion of Maundy coins in Proof sets made to commemorate the crowning of a new monarch. It is generally impossible to tell the difference between the real Maundy coins from the ones put in sets. The value of sets from these particular years are lower due to increased total mintage.