Old British Pennies - 1860-1901 Great Britain One Penny - Choose by Date! -UK Large Penny Size-Queen Victoria 1 Penny 1800s British Pennies Graded Washington 1956 Franklin Half Dollar- EF

1956 Franklin Half Dollar- EF (Extremely Fine) - Good date for the Franklin Series1956 Franklin Half Dollar- XF/AU (Extra Fine to About Uncirculated) - Good Date - 1956P Silver Half Dollar - Philadelphia Mint - 1956P Silver Half Dollar - Philadelphia Mint

000 were struck

What happened in 1928

Not only do they hold intrinsic value

It comes encapsulated in a protective PCGS holder

Old British Pennies - 1860-1901 Great Britain One Penny - Choose by Date! -UK Large Penny Size-Queen Victoria 1 Penny 1800s British Pennies Graded Washington 1956 Franklin Half Dollar- EFThis listing is for one Great Britain Penny, as pictured. Choose by date! These are large cent sizes, about the size of a US Half Dollar. During most of the 18th century, the penny in the UK was a small silver coin not typically seen in circulation, and that was made to be used for royal charity. Beginning in 1787, the chronic shortage of good money resulted in the circulation of private tokens, including large coppers tokens valued at one penny. In