Modifies a noun

• piece: Lord Lyttleton took with him two guns, one of which he loaded with silver sixpenny pieces which were considered a charm against evil.

• telegram: There were no telephones, no sixpenny telegrams, no typewriters, no dictaphones or calculating machines.

• limit: Shortly after the start of World War II, faced with rapid price inflation, the British Woolworths abandoned their sixpenny price limit.

• ticket: Entrance was by a sixpenny refreshment ticket and the star was Sam Cowell, who had been lured from Evans ' Supper Rooms.

• book: While there, he published a sixpenny book, Soyer's Charitable Cookery, giving part of the proceeds to various charities.