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Mercury63

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Could not go thru my usual 2 boxes of halves on Friday, but did them this evening. First box yielded a Walker, a 64 and 4 40%. The second box was a silver skunk (unusual for me). However, in it I found my oldest CRH find yet - a 1906 Penny. T
 
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The penny has a figure sitting with a shield and a pitch folk on the front and say "One Penny" with date of 1906. On the back it says "Edwardvs VII DEI GRA:BRITT OMN: REX FID:DEF: IND: IMP:" with a mans bust facing right. I am guessing it is an English Penny. Any info on what it is - British or other part of the empire ? Value ? Thanks.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_British_penny_(1901%E2%80%931970)
 
Thanks Montana Jim. By the way - DUDE you got a lot of posts !
 
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The penny has a figure sitting with a shield and a pitch folk on the front and say "One Penny" with date of 1906. On the back it says "Edwardvs VII DEI GRA:BRITT OMN: REX FID:DEF: IND: IMP:" with a mans bust facing right. I am guessing it is an English Penny. Any info on what it is - British or other part of the empire ? Value ? Thanks.
 

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thanks for the pictures coin mojo. I think they are pretty nice looking coins.
 

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