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Hi i have 290 farthings that was recovered from an old shoebox . They box was damp and the coins have alot of verdigris over them. The condition of most coins aren't very good due to this with few exceptions. The coins range from dates between 1896-1951. Do they have any value in this condition?

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Thanks

Coins Found:

1944 farthing

31

1943 farthing

32

1942 farthing

33

1941 farthing

34

1940 farthing

11

1939 farthing

23

1938 farthing

12

1937 farthing

7

1957 Queen Elizabeth ii six pence coin

2

1945

15

1946

18

1947

7

1948

3

1950

5

1951

1

1912-36

60

1896

1

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Based on the photo the only value would be as scrap bronze. The only possible exception would be if you just happen to have one of the rarer varieties of the 1914 or 1915 farthing and the verdigris isn't too bad or can be easliy removed. That's very much a long shot, so don't get your hopes up, and even then the value isn't likely to be that high. For instance, I bought a 1915 close TT type from one of the dealers on here for about £80 in a solid VF condition.

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My close TT cost £10.Put your time in on Ebay and dealers.

Mine was free :D but I'm NOT going into that story.

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I knew Quinten Crisp had a few.Butt I said no.See what I did there Peck :)

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I knew Quinten Crisp had a few.Butt I said no.See what I did there Peck :)

I won't point out the spelling mistake in that gent's name - you might say "How the devil do you know?" :D

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