The term "Ten Pence" refers to a denomination of currency in the United Kingdom, equal to one-tenth of a pound. It is represented by the symbol "10p" and is commonly used in everyday transactions. The coin features various designs, including the image of Queen Elizabeth II on one side. In the context of British currency, the pound sterling is the official currency, and the ten pence coin is part of the decimal system introduced in 1971. The coin is made of nickel-brass and has a distinctive round shape, making it easily recognizable among other coins.