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JJVH

George II Penny 1730

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Hi,

Does any one have any ideas or information on George II Penny dated 1730? I have looked on the web but with little luck.

It's been in my collection since I was a kid and now I'm selling off some of the coins.

Cheers

Jon

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Hi,

it's a 1/2 penny. I can't tell if it is 1730 or 1739.

Someone will know!

Teg

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I think it's a 1730 (the 'O' looks too big for a 1739), but it doesn't matter a lot since they're both fairly common. Based purely on the reverse and assuming that it can be confirmed as one or the other, I think you should be looking at approximately £10-£14.

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I buy coins, preferably whole collections of them. Let me know if you'd like to sell them all to me!

Actually I'm very low on stock and shall be putting an appeal in the forum for doubles/spares etc soon.

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Hi Chris,

The coin collection is from my childhood so nothing really interesting. I have already sold all of my silver silver shillings, 3d,6d coins on ebay and sunk the money into silver maples (Mmmmm, shiney silver!).

here's a cut and paste of whats left. Like I said it was from when I was a kid.

1943 farthing very good

1932 farthing very good

1929 farthing very good

1860 half penny fair

186? half penny fair

1902 half penny fair

1925 half penny - good/very good

1918 half penny - good/very good

1939 half penny - good/very good

1954 half penny - good/very good

1967 half penny - good/very good

1960 half penny - good/very good

1959 half penny - good/very good

1900 Penny (fair).

1918 penny (fair).

1947 penny very good

1951 penny very good (Autrailian)

1967 penny x2 vg

3d

1938 x 2 vg

1940 x 2 vg

1951 x 1 (Austrailian)

1952 x 1 (Austrailian)

1926 x 1

6d

1942x1

1946 x 1

1947 x 2

1948 x 7

1949 x 4

1950 x 6

1951 x 3

1953 x 8

1954x 11

1955 x 8

1956 x 13

1957 x 9

1958 x 12

1959 x 8

1960 x 4

1961 x 9

1962 x 18

1963 x 19

1964 x 5

1965 x 10

1966 x 18

1967x `15

shillings

1947 x 3E 1xS

1948x 2E

1947 x 1S

1950 x 2E

1953x1S

1954 x 1S

1955 x1E

1957 x 1E

1962x1S x1E

1966 x1S

1963 x1E

2 Shilling

1947 x 1

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As usual, all the stuff with any potential goes onto ebay and get scattered about. What a shame.

I can also obtain Silver maples and other new silver bullion coins. We could have swapped!

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I know what you mean about scattering a collection, I had great fun building it up in the 80's when you could pick up coins for very little.

About 14 years ago I gave my young cousin about 20 Victorian pennies and half pennies, all fine/very fine, with quit a few bun pennies in there, to get him started in collecting. Little sod swapped them all for stickers and sweets :(

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About 14 years ago I gave my young cousin about 20 Victorian pennies and half pennies, all fine/very fine, with quit a few bun pennies in there, to get him started in collecting. Little sod swapped them all for stickers and sweets :(

Yes but the kid he swapped them with has probably got an excellent collection by now, plus he's probably still got all his teeth.

It's an ill wind...

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I had a friend who saved all the Florins in the 80s when they were still used as 10p. He had loads, and they were all well circulated and just worth 10p, but he was proud of them. His younger brother nicked them and bought some DJ decks!

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I had a friend who saved all the Florins in the 80s when they were still used as 10p. He had loads, and they were all well circulated and just worth 10p, but he was proud of them. His younger brother nicked them and bought some DJ decks!

I did the same thing Florin/10p and shillings/5p. I used to ask for them in my change at the local shops :D

It all paid off in the end! :D :D

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Hi Chris,

The coin collection is from my childhood so nothing really interesting. I have already sold all of my silver silver shillings, 3d,6d coins on ebay and sunk the money into silver maples (Mmmmm, shiney silver!).

here's a cut and paste of whats left. Like I said it was from when I was a kid.

1943 farthing very good

1932 farthing very good

1929 farthing very good

1860 half penny fair

186? half penny fair

1902 half penny fair

1925 half penny - good/very good

1918 half penny - good/very good

1939 half penny - good/very good

1954 half penny - good/very good

1967 half penny - good/very good

1960 half penny - good/very good

1959 half penny - good/very good

1900 Penny (fair).

1918 penny (fair).

1947 penny very good

1951 penny very good (Autrailian)

1967 penny x2 vg

3d

1938 x 2 vg

1940 x 2 vg

1951 x 1 (Austrailian)

1952 x 1 (Austrailian)

1926 x 1

6d

1942x1

1946 x 1

1947 x 2

1948 x 7

1949 x 4

1950 x 6

1951 x 3

1953 x 8

1954x 11

1955 x 8

1956 x 13

1957 x 9

1958 x 12

1959 x 8

1960 x 4

1961 x 9

1962 x 18

1963 x 19

1964 x 5

1965 x 10

1966 x 18

1967x `15

shillings

1947 x 3E 1xS

1948x 2E

1947 x 1S

1950 x 2E

1953x1S

1954 x 1S

1955 x1E

1957 x 1E

1962x1S x1E

1966 x1S

1963 x1E

2 Shilling

1947 x 1

Hi JJVH,

I see you have 10 1965 sixpences there. Do you happen to have amongst them one with the second A of GRATIA aligning with a space between two rim beads. If you have I'd be interested in it to compleate my run of EII sixpences.

Thanks

Gary

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