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 Posted 09/17/2014  9:55 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add shadz to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Well seems like it since I have a place where I dump my spare quarters and they love getting them, so they dump all their foreign coins with me. Previously I got 100 fils Kuwait, and today I got 2 more coins just handed to me so they could get rid of them.

50 Centavos 1980 Mexico

ONE PENNY 2008 GB (one with the coat of arms)

I now have an actual coin that says it is a penny on it.

Was excited at first, but neither are new countries for me to have coins from and surprised at the size of the penny being about that of a nickel and copper coated steel like Canadian cents near their end, and GB doesn't seem to have any inclination to stopping using them. It may be newer than my 1941 3 pence, but it also now my lowest denomination GB coin.

well not a new country, but I have an honest penny now!
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 Posted 09/18/2014  08:50 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Peter THOMAS to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Australian pennies and halfpennies were so denominated, from 1911 upto 1964.

The first British coin to be denominated was the farthing of 1799, but the practice didn't last long.
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