Traditionally the ‘Penny’ as a denomination is synonymous with the notion of coin collecting. Perhaps this is as it is relatable coin, seen every day today and spanning back over a thousand years. First emerging with the Kings of Kent and Offa (757-796) as small hammered Silver. Our present day evocations of the Penny will most probably immediately gravitate to the ‘Victorian’ Penny, still a hugley collectible area and series, made even more diverse by die combinations, patterns and proofs; equally the first Copper Cartwheel Penny of 1797 within George III’s reign.
They are a simple denomination to acquire, but equally hugely academic, depending on how deep one goes into the subject matter, collecting Pennies could be a lifelong venture.
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Victoria, Copper Penny, 1841, No Colon Type
John, Silver Penny, Short Cross, London
John, Silver Penny, Short Cross, Canterbury
William I, Silver Penny, ‘PAXS’ Type, Gloucester
Harold II, Silver Penny, ‘PAX’ Type, London
Aethelred II, Silver Penny, ‘Crux’ Type, London
Kings of Mercia, Beornwulf, Silver Penny
Harold I, Penny, jewel cross type, Sudbury
Harold I, Penny, Jewel Cross Type
Canute Helmet Penny Gloucester Godric
Canute (1016-35), Penny, quatrefoil type (c.1017-25), Colchester Mint
