Victoria Copper Halfpenny Fine

Name: Victoria Copper Halfpenny Fine
SKU: CVV6504
Price: 22.95 GBP

Today we call small coins copper, but they are struck in bronze or even Steel. The last British coins struck in copper were of Queen Victoria and dated 1859/1860. So these Victoria Copper Halfpennies we are offering you were struck between 1838-1860. Dates will be of our choice and there are none of the rare dates in the group. You have the Young Head of Queen Victoria on the obverse and a seated figure of Britannia holding a trident on the reverse. The design was deeply engraved and the thick copper planchet made the coins strike even better

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SKU: CVV6504

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In FINE condition.

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