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I used to play Shove ha'penny in the pubs in Somerset and everyone had a set of five halfpeenies with the reverse ground off to play the game. Hence they are relatively common over here - and as I know of no collector for them, worth only scrap metal these days.

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I've got my late Grandfathers board/coins in the loft.It even has a bun Vicky given the treatment.
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...I also have a georgivs v dei gra britt omn rex fid def ind imp one penny from 1944. Thank you for any info anyone can provide

George V died in 1936, so any coin dated 1944 should be George VI, not George V. It should be a different portrait, without a beard and moustache.

If it is a 1944 penny with George V on the other side, then it's likely to be a " Magician's coin" or trick coin, made from two coins that have been ground down then stuck together.

If it's an ordinary 1944 George VI penny in "typical" condition, then it won't be worth too much. They're quite common. NGC world coin database page.
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