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1888 Newfoundland One Penny

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Photo not too clear. I'll say F-12, but could be 15.
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F12-15

It is not a penny it is a cent.
In 1888 in Newfoundland pennies circulated alongside cents.
This 1888 gold Newfoundland $2 coin shows the relative value of each.
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I'll say F-12, just.
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First off thanks a bunch and second sorry about being mislabeled. Is there a way to change the topic that I can't figure out?
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The penny/cent issue is an interesting one @DBM - could you expand? If I understand correctly, the NFLD $2 establishes a strict relationship between that currency and the English currency of the time, where our cent is roughly equal to their half-penny. I'd never thought of it this way before.... Is the use of 'penny' to describe Canadian currency colloquial in that sense?
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