Is there still a demand for bronze pennies?

[PWA 1967]

1 hour ago, absence of uniformity said:

How do you intend to look for one without buying hundreds and weighing them?

I meant coins generally not this one type, obviously ones like this i would buy or offer to buy as a BIN but not bid on eBay for them when worth a lot more than 99p.

[RChris]

11 hours ago, PWA 1967 said:

I meant coins generally not this one type, obviously ones like this i would buy or offer to buy as a BIN but not bid on eBay for them when worth a lot more than 99p.

I don't profess to follow or understand your rational, but hey, each to his own. I've always found that a low start attracts more interest and anything will eventually achieve it's current worth. If I get less than I paid, so be it and if someone gets a bargain, lucky them. I had it as BIN for £200 but no one did. 

[PWA 1967]

2 hours ago, RChris said:

I don't profess to follow or understand your rational, but hey, each to his own. I've always found that a low start attracts more interest and anything will eventually achieve it's current worth. If I get less than I paid, so be it and if someone gets a bargain, lucky them. I had it as BIN for £200 but no one did. 

I missed it when listed as a BIN which was a pity, Good luck 😀👍.

[absence of uniformity]

On 7/14/2026 at 1:17 PM, RChris said:

I don't profess to follow or understand your rational, but hey, each to his own. I've always found that a low start attracts more interest and anything will eventually achieve it's current worth. If I get less than I paid, so be it and if someone gets a bargain, lucky them. I had it as BIN for £200 but no one did. 

Chris I would edit the listing on ebay if you can and state (This actual coin sold for 280 at London coins) 

[absence of uniformity]

34 minutes ago, absence of uniformity said:

Chris I would edit the listing on ebay if you can and state (This actual coin sold for 280 at London coins) 

14 people watching ! Good luck