Halfpennies, in many ways share much of the inherent allure of the Penny. There is however one key difference, in the milled series one can obtain a Copper Halfpenny of Charles II in 1672, for the Penny one would have to wait until 1797. Earlier Anglo-Saxon Halfpennies are regarded as almost always as rare and are seldom seen on the open market. A chronological discerning milled Halfpenny collection would see the collector encoutering many exotic types (not least the Tin issues of James II and William & Mary, or the almost mythical 1862 die letter A, B, or C Victorian type).
Ostensibly a well executed Halfpenny assemblage may seem quite a simple venture. However to obtain the key types and find an acceptable grade would take a flexible and patient commitment.
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Victoria (1837-1901), Halfpenny, 1877
George I, Halfpenny, 1717
1864 Halfpenny Tonnage Numbers Etched in Field
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Limerick
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Limerick
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Limerick
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Dublin
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Dublin
Irleand, John, Halfpenny, Dublin
Victoria, Bronze Halfpenny, 1890
Victoria, Bronze Proof Halfpenny, 1868
