1928 ONE PENNY (BRITISH COIN) GEORGE V in acceptable condition, you will not be disappointed! Coins for Collectors and The Great British Coin Hunt.

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If the centre line of the I in DEI points between two teeth, and that in BRITT at a tooth on the rim, it is the Two obverse varieties exist for the 1916 dated issues. We are indebted to Declan Magee and Numista member Sjoelund for the image below indicating the differences. Whilst we’re on the topic of pennies minted during the reign of King George V, we have to mention the 1933 penny.

Now, let’s break down 1928 Lincoln wheat penny values by mintmark and condition… 1928 Penny Value With No Mintmarkfor the 1922 penny, which is similar to, but not the same as, the new reverse introduced in 1927. The length of the teeth around the edge is the simplest way of confirming that you have the common form! closer to the A, changing to a midway position. Also the reverse was modified with some extra ripples to the As the 1921 penny was issued for circulation it is only natural that some are in better condition than others, which is why the value can vary so much. Design Of The 1921 Penny

The 1921 penny is a classic example of a circulating George V coin with an instantly recognisable design. Two obverse varieties exist for the 1926 dated issues. We are indebted to Declan Magee and Numista member Sjoelund for the image below indicating the differences. Striking of pennies for circulation restarted in 1961, and ran through in enormous numbers to 1967.Grade is a definition used by collectors when describing the condition of a coin. Grades listed on the chart range from Good (heavily worn penny) to Uncirculated (no wear). Specific areas are inspected to judge condition. Frequencies show the percentage of Numista users who own each year or variety among all the users who own this coin. Since some users own several versions, the sum may be greater than 100%. Get this coin Two obverse varieties exist for the 1921 dated issues. We are indebted to Declan Magee and Numista member Sjoelund for the image below indicating the differences. The composition changed from 95% copper, 4% tin and 1% zinc to 95.5% copper, 3% tin and 1.5% zinc – these specifications for the 1921 penny can be seen in the table below as well as the other important details: Copper (%)