George V, Halfpenny Collection (1911-25)

The Halfpenny of King George V is the most difficult bronze denomination to get, especially if you are trying to put a date set together. These early dates 1911-25 are the most difficult of the dates to find. Each coin is in selected circulated condition and remember that they are almost 100 years old. You will get each date 1911-1925 for your collection.
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SKU: CGH9404
£29.50
Products specifications
Attribute nameAttribute value
MonarchGeorge V 1910 - 1936
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