The term "ten pence" refers to a unit of currency in the United Kingdom, represented by the symbol "10p." It is a coin that is worth one-tenth of a British pound. The ten pence coin is typically made of nickel-brass and features various designs, including the iconic Royal Arms or the Flora and Fauna series. Introduced in 1968, the ten pence coin has undergone several changes in size and design over the years. It is commonly used in everyday transactions, such as purchasing small items or contributing to a charity collection. The coin is part of the decimal currency system established in the UK.