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1974 British New Penny

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 Posted 07/10/2019  12:01 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Katisblondy to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I have 2 1974 new pennies both are different colour. Can anyone tell me if they are rare or worth any thing?
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No, unfortunately. 300 million were issued. Old copper can be coloured almost black due to various environmental factors.
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thank you for the info Both these coins were stored in the same place in the same packaging I don't understand why they are different colours as you say due to environmental conditions. I can't remember what they looked like when I stored them. What I am understanding then is that a penny can change colour due to who and where it is handled. It did not originate that colour.
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It's possible one of them was plated.



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Obverse/reverse pics please.

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This is a copy of the reverse of both coins
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