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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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
Victoria, Penny, 1874
1902 low tide Penny
Victoria, Penny, 1893
Victoria, Penny, 1865
Aethelred II, Penny, Hereford
Ireland, Edward IV, Penny, Dublin
Victoria, Penny, 1865
