copper123

Valued as £0.02 from over here in the uk , you might get lucky and get £0.05 for it

If this has happened in the mint in bags , in transportation to a bank for example or during storage in a bank or at any other time its impossable to say, the only thing you can say for certain is the coin would be worth much more without it

sounds like the owner or his estate had a good day

No harm in hoping m8 after all every coin has a hi bidder

Wonder how that got here - the mind boggles

You forgot the pray to god bit LOL

Looks like a "Scott " coin to me

I find the lips rarther weird on these

A easy contemp fake worth about $100.00

A tram went over it? At the top anyway

test it for silver

Multiple 1928 crowns why would anyone own more than one?

Pretty sure the halfpenny is a lot rarer , i had a nice one years ago but sold it for a good price

Could be post mint damage - just saying...

well done no sign yet up here in the north

I love the way its listed under Elizabeth II sixpence why can he not get the simplest thing right do you think I should email him and tell him he has it wrong or do you think I will get an insulting reply. Answers on a postcard please.............

I paid how much for that horse and its still not won anything!!!

Could have been in the ground or acid maybe , looks really nice otherwise.......

hey I got the first charles banknotes on the second day of release

sorry your right

copying off the internet is bad form you can tell from a left click can't you the year set coins have a mint mark as well Hey it's only a bit of fun there is no prize at the end of it - I would expect them to be found in one of our big cities like Birmingham or -Manchester - Glasgow or Coventry, they usually get released in these places

The first £1 coins featuring King Charles III are entering circulation this week. Almost three million coins have been issued to post offices and banks across the country. The coins mark the King's new reign and celebrate his love of the natural world, with the reverse side featuring a pair of bees. Even as the King becomes a familiar sight on coins, those featuring Queen Elizabeth II will remain in circulation. New sets of coins are struck in response to demand. "It is an honour to reveal that King Charles III’s £1 coin is now in circulation," said Rebecca Morgan, director at the Royal Mint. "We know there’ll be a buzz of excitement amongst collectors and the public to get this special piece of history in their change." FIRST TO SCAN ONE AND PUT THE PICTURE ON HERE WINS!

Or maybe make you puke like the diana tribute yuk

Books can be expensive so unless you intend taking coin collecting up as a hobby there are plenty free sites on the net where good info is available , start there .

Made under the rule of Elizabeth the second and not Victoria as well