1919 Penny double date

[HAXall]

Hello to All,i have got another interesting penny.What do You think about this one.i want to buy it and i was wondering about true value of the coin.

[HAXall]

Anybody help? :)i am desperate for advice!

[declanwmagee]

Looks like a decent enough coin from the bit of it we can see. Only decent enough though - not spectacular. I don't think the doubled date does anything for value though. I wouldn't pay extra for one.

Of course, if you were trying to put together a collection containing nothing but doubled dates you might! Nothing to stop you doing that...

[Peter]

If the picture is that bad and the obverse isn't shown...bells are ringing.

[HAXall]

Thank You for respond!so,how do You think what price will be perfect for that coin?

[HAXall]

The picture is pretty nice and the other side is the same,i just took a photo of a notebook screen with this picture on it!

[Peter]

Thank You for respond!so,how do You think what price will be perfect for that coin?

It isn't a rare coin.Even near perfect I wouldn't want to pay much more than £15.The mintage was massive.

[declanwmagee]

Thank You for respond!so,how do You think what price will be perfect for that coin?

It isn't a rare coin.Even near perfect I wouldn't want to pay much more than £15.The mintage was massive.

113.7 million! That was, at the time, I think, the biggest mintage of any British coin.

[HAXall]

Thank You very much for your help!I will be thinking!

[Accumulator]

Thank You for respond!so,how do You think what price will be perfect for that coin?

It isn't a rare coin.Even near perfect I wouldn't want to pay much more than £15.The mintage was massive.

It's hard to tell condition from the photo, but market value for a genuine UNC example is nearer £35-£45. I agree with others, the double-strike appearance doesn't add anything to the value or desirability.