British, ONE PENNY MODEL, Queen Victoria, brass ring surrounding white metal core (silver?). Weight 3.7 g. Measure 2.3 cm. Date apporx. 1840 Any insights will be appreciated. Collectors' value?
I believe that they were produced to possibly replace the larger coinage of the time but the idea was never adopted, here is a link that will give you a bit more info http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=12454&cat=207 https://www.worldwidetreasure.com/products.asp?dept=451&pagenumber=1&sort_on=price&sort_by=DESC Not sure about the make up of the outer rings ie if it came in more than one metal.
