This section is for pennies struck in any metal up to decimalisation.
The penny has been the basic unit of currency since the Saxon period and was itself derived from the Roman denarius. Although the bronze penny ceased to be legal tender on decimalisation, the name survived as the New Penny, equivalent to 2.4 old pennies.
£75.00
S3715A, ESC 1827 (2339). George II 1743 penny. Although classified as Maundy money, they were in fact regular circulating coins. Light wear to the high points Grade: aEF
£120.00
S3715A, ESC 1840 (2350). George II 1758 penny. Toned, practically as struck. Choice. Grade: Unc
£35.00
S3759, ESC 2292 (2357). George III 1776 young head penny. Wear to the higher points and struck from old dies. Grade: VF
£28.00
DH4. 1794 Bury St. Edmunds penny token. obv. Cornwallis, bust left, rev. Fame and military hardware. Edge: VALUE ONE PENNY AT P DECKS POST OFFICE BURY 1794 General wear Grade:...
£995.00
S3777, P1122 (KP17). George III 1797 proof penny (late Soho) in bronzed copper with 11 leaves and 2 berries, ship with 6 gunports and ensign. Practically as struck with only the...
£32.00
S3761, ESC 2421. George I 1800 old head Maundy penny, mistruck with ORGI in the obverse field and HI in the reverse field. Light friction to the highest points, the...
£145.00
S3780, P1343. George III 1806 fourth issue penny with no incuse curl by the tie knot. Scarce. Toned with minimal wear to the higher points and a couple light marks....
£50.00
S3780, P1343. George III 1806 fourth issue penny struck at the Soho mint. Scarce. Light wear with a few marks. Grade: gVF
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S3823, P1420. George IV 1825 second issue penny. Much rarer than the 1826. Light wear to the high points Grade: EF
£125.00
S3845, P1458*. William IV 1831 penny with w.w on the truncation. The rarest of the 3 varieties and rare in any grade. Considerable wear to both sides with a few...
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S3845, P1459. William IV 1834 copper penny. Scarcer than the catalogue suggests. Toned with some wear and contact marks. The reverse with a long vertical flaw. Grade: VF+
£125.00
S3948, P1506. Victoria 1854 plain trident copper penny. Toned with minimal wear to the obverse, a little more to the reverse. Grade: gEF/EF+
£45.00
S3948, P1509. Victoria 1855 penny with plain trident. Light wear. Grade: gVF
£75.00
S3948, P1514. Victoria 1857 plain trident copper penny. Light wear with a few tiny marks. Grade: nEF
£125.00
S3948, P1518. Victoria 1858OT penny with no. WW on the truncation. A trace of friction. Grade: gEF
£110.00
S3948, P1517. Victoria 1858 copper penny with initials on the truncation. Minimal wear, toned with traces of lustre. Grade: EF+
£100.00
S3948, P- (1517), Bramah 25c. Victoria 1858 copper penny with the 8 struck over an uncertain digit. A case can be made for both a 4 and a narrow 9....
£50.00
S3948, P1517. Victoria 1858 penny with ww on the truncation and ornamental trident reverse. Light wear, more to the reverse and patchy toning Grade: EF/gVF
£40.00
S3954, Freeman 17, Gouby 1860Y. Victoria 1860 toothed border penny with Gouby dies J+d. A rare obverse die for 1860. Toned with general wear. Grade: gFine/Fine
£75.00
S3954, Freeman 10, Gouby BP 1860 JA. Victoria 1860 bun head penny with dies 2+D. The N of ONE cut over a sideways N. Scarce. Toned with some small contact...
£15.00
S3954, F22. Victoria 1861 penny with dies 4+D. Some wear to both sides. Grade: nVF
£10.00
S3954, Freeman 39. Victoria 1862 bun head penny Toned with general wear Grade: aVF
£100.00
S3954, Freeman 64, Gouby BP1873Ac. Victoria 1873 bun head penny with Freeman dies 6+G and 11.5 teeth width date. A bare trace of friction and blotchy toning Grade: gEF
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S3954, Freeman 98, Gouby BP1879Cb. Victoria 1879 narrow date penny. Rare. Surface lamination with rough surfaces, but rare. Grade: aFine
£40.00
S3920, Davies 1445pt, ESC 3540pt. Victoria 1883 maundy penny Attractively toned with gold, rose and green highlights Grade: Unc
£50.00
S3954, Freeman 116, Gouby BP 1883 Aa. Victoria 1883 young head penny with 11+N dies. On this example, there is a trace of a second linear circle below the date fainter...
£35.00
S3954, Freeman 128, Gouby BP 1889 Ca. Victoria 1889 bun head penny with dies 13+N. The reverse with a trace of a second linear circle in the exergue. The obverse...
£10.00
S3954, F130. Victoria 1890 bun head penny. General wear to the high points. Grade: gFine
£80.00
S3961A, Freeman 139, Gouby BP1895Aa. Victoria 1895 low tide, 2mm trident penny with a date width of 9.5 teeth. Rare in any grade. Slightly porous on the obverse, but the...
£45.00
S3961, F143, P1942. Victoria 1896 veiled head penny. A trace of cabinet friction only. Toning in places. Grade: gEF
£50.00
S3961, Freeman 143, Gouby 1896Aa. Victoria 1896 veiled head penny with 10 teeth date width. Toned with lustre, minimal friction and a small mark at the bottom of the bust...
£12.00
S3961, Freeman 145, Gouby BP1897Ab. Victoria 1897 normal sea level penny with 10.5 teeth date width. Toned with light wear Grade: nEF
£10.00
S3961, F154. Victoria 1901 veiled head bronze penny. The last year of issue. Comes with a ticket dated 1964 and priced 25/-. Light wear to the high points. Traces of...
£25.00
S3990, F157. Edward VII 1902 normal tide penny. Very light wear. Grade: gEF
£15.00
S3990, F157. Edward VII 1902 high tide penny. Minimal wear with more to the reverse. Toned with residual lustre. Grade: EF+/EF
£150.00
S3990A, Freeman 156, Gouby BP 1902A. Edward VII 1902 low tide penny with the internal angle of the 2 partially filled due to a chip on the die. Residual lustre...
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S3990, Freeman 158A. Edward VII 1903 penny with open 3 in the date. Rare. Wear to both sides, with decent reverse detail. A very presentable example of this popular rarity. Grade:...
£38.00
S3990, F159, Gouby BP 1904Aa. Edward VII 1904 penny with 11 & 1/4 teeth date width. Slightly blotchy toning with some residual lustre Grade: EF+
£22.00
S3990, F162, P2212. Edward VII 1906 bronze penny. Streaky lustre, toned with slight wear. Grade: EF/EF+
£20.00
S3990, Freeman 162. Edward VII 1906 penny. Dark tone with light wear. Grade: EF
£20.00
S3990, F163. Edward VII 1907 bronze penny. Lustre traces. Grade: aEF
£4.00
S3990, Freeman 164, Gouby BP 1908 A. Edward VII 1908 penny with Freeman dies 1+C. Worn with surface marks Grade: Fine
£20.00
S3990, Freemann 168, Gouby BP 1909 A. Edward VII 1909 penny with dies 2+D. Toned with light wear Grade: aEF/EF
£2.50
S4051, Freeman 171. George V 1911 first coinage penny. Even wear to both sides, the obverse a little better. Grade: nVF
£45.00
S4051, F177. George V 1913 first issue bronze penny with dies 2+B. Subdued lustre with a trace of cabinet friction. Grade: gEF
£5.00
S4051, F175, Gouby BP 1913B. George V 1913 penny with the muled 1+B die combination. Scarce. Much wear to both sides Grade: Fair
£20.00
S4051, F178, BP1914A. George V 1914 first issue penny Light friction to the highest points of both sides Grade: EF
£20.00
S4051, F179. George V 1915 penny. Obverse marks, some lustre. Grade: EF