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The Changing Face of British Coinage The last ever Thru'penny Bit
On 15th February 1971, Britain went decimal. Gone forever were our much-loved crowns, shillings, and pence - no longer were there 240 pence in a pound.  Today, the old coinage of which we were so fond has almost disappeared from our memories.  Whether you remember the good old pre-decimal days with affection or are looking to share the fascination of coin collecting with friends, family or even future generations, The Changing Faces of British Coinage Set is an eternal reminder of a time when our currency was unique in the world.
£ 9.95
The Changing Face of British Coinage - Pre Decimal Set The Last Ever Britannia Penny
  • The complete set of original British pre-decimal coins - nearly 50 years old
  • Features the very first portrait of the Queen to ever appear on our coins.
  • Historically important coins - the last of their kind
  • Layered in 24 carat gold and gloriously accented in colour
  • An enduring piece of history, that simultaneously marks the end of an era - our pre-decimal  coinage and heralds a new beginning - the start of Her Majesty’s record-breaking reign.
£ 9.95 £ 29.95
Original King Edward I Silver Penny from the 1877 Montrave Hoard - 1279-1307 King Edward I Silver Penny from the 1877 Montrave Hoard
  • One of these coins would have been a day’s wage for a soldier.  The penny was worth a lot more then than it is now!
  • This is an amazing opportunity to own a coin from Britain's rich past.
£ 198