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    What coin is traditionally placed in a Christmas pudding in England?

    Question #8923. Asked by Liv. (Dec 18 00 2:43 PM)


    Moleman

    		Originally a silver joey - thruppence (three pence - 3d). In later tears a sixpence piece (6d)

    Dec 18 00, 2:48 PM

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