Old English coins.

I never visited Great Britain, but I like (very like!) old English coins. I am sure, that I have many adherent in our forum, isn"t it?
And I"m glad to show you my lovely English coins.:hail:

 

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A couple of half penny - coins of George III (1760-1820). This is the tokens: Wales and Macclesfield.

 

6 pence (tanner) 1820, silver. 925, weight - 2,8276. George III the King.

 

Victoria the Queen. A couple of bronze farthings.

 

1. Half penny 1807, copper, George III.
2. Half penny 1853, copper, Victoria.

 

A couple of Victoria"s half penny yet.
1. Half penny 1862, bronze.
2. Half penny 1901, bronze.

 

A couple of Victoria"s bronzes penny.
1. One penny 1879.
2. One penny 1900.

 

3 pence 1898, silver .925, weight - 1,4138.

 

One shilling 1901, silver .925, weight - 5,6552 g.

 

My prefered english coin (I don't have much of them)



Q

 

Those are all gorgeous coins! I like the older English coins. I am expecting an 1889 Double Florin within the next couple of days. I am hoping to acquire more English coins. I really like yours though.

 

I continue.
One florin 1888, silver .925, weight - 22,6207.

 

One crown 1900, silver .925, weight - 28,2759.

 

One penny 1906, bronze. Edward VII the King.

 

George V (1910-1936).
Farthing and half penny. Bronze.

 

George V.
One penny 1914, bronze.

 

George V.
3 pence 1914 silver .925, weight - 1,4138.
3 pence 1936, silver.500, weight - 1,4138.

 

Nice collection! I always like the large English copper pennies.

 

Siberian Man's photos are great

I agree. I also have been collecting samples of the large (machine made) Penny coins from England. Here are a couple previous posts:
http://www.cointalk.com/t83446/
http://www.cointalk.com/t47690/

Siberian Man's photos are great & made this thread a pleasure to study.

Very best regards,
collect89

 

George V.
One shilling 1922, silver .500, weight - 5,6552 g.
One shilling 1928, silver .500, weight - 5,6552 g.