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1896 United Kingdom 1 Penny - Victoria 3rd portrait One Penny Big Size Lowest Price Coin #V72

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Β 1896 United Kingdom 1 Penny - Victoria 3rd portrait One Penny Big Size Lowest Price CoinΒ 

🏷️ Queen Victoria 3rd Portrait πŸš€ Historical 1896 Issue ⭐ Highly Collectible Bronze Coin βœ… Demonetized in 1971 πŸ’° Valuable Numismatic Heritage

Description

LocationUnited KingdomΒ (United Kingdom, British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies)Β 
Issuing entityThe Royal Mint
QueenVictoria (1837-1901)
TypeStandard circulation coin
Years1895-1901
Value1 Penny = 1⁄12 Shilling (1⁄240)
CurrencyPound sterling (1158-1970)
CompositionBronze
Weight9.45Β g
Diameter30.8Β mm
Thickness1.6Β mm
ShapeRound
TechniqueMilled
OrientationMedal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized31 August 1971
NumberN#β€―670Β 
ReferencesKM#β€―790,Β Sp#β€―3961
Transport yourself back to the year 1896 with this exquisite collectible piece - the 1896 United Kingdom 1 Penny featuring Queen Victoria's 3rd portrait. Issued by The Royal Mint, this bronze coin holds historical significance as a standard circulation coin from the Victorian era. Weighing 9.45g with a diameter of 30.8mm, it boasts a milled technique and a round shape. The coin, demonetized on 31 August 1971, showcases a medal alignment and is a part of the United Kingdom's numismatic heritage. With a rich history and intricate design, this coin appeals to collectors and enthusiasts alike, offering not just a tangible piece of the past but also a valuable addition to any collection.
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