to the CCF.
Posted 12/21/2020 04:18 am
Yes, Australian seems most likely although the Canadian Cent and the Indian Half Anna are also similar. May be others!
There is one specific value for this - as a Shove-halfpenny coin. This traditional English pub game required 5 halfpennies per player and a suitable wooden or slate board - I am sure wiki will give you more. Many players had sets of halfpennies with the reverse ground flat to make them glide more readily. Style also suggested that getting unusual coins to play with, provided they were still the same size, might impress your mates!
There is one specific value for this - as a Shove-halfpenny coin. This traditional English pub game required 5 halfpennies per player and a suitable wooden or slate board - I am sure wiki will give you more. Many players had sets of halfpennies with the reverse ground flat to make them glide more readily. Style also suggested that getting unusual coins to play with, provided they were still the same size, might impress your mates!
