Short History This impressive 16-coin collection forms a seamless, consecutive-year run of British bronze pennies spanning from 1895 to 1910. It captures a pivotal transitional era in British history, bridging the final years of Queen Victoria’s iconic "Old Head" (Veiled Bust) coinage through the entirety of King Edward VII’s reign (1901–1910). Struck in solid bronze with the classic seated Britannia reverse, these heavy coins were the backbone of everyday commerce across the British Empire during the Edwardian golden age.
Description
Item: Job lot of 16x consecutive-year British bronze pennies, featuring a complete yearly run from 1895 through 1910 (inclusive of Queen Victoria and King Edward VII portraits).
Condition: Circulated collector condition. The lot displays honest circulation wear with rich, natural chocolate-brown patinas and varying degrees of remaining portrait detail. Please carefully review all high-resolution macro photos showing both obverses and reverses to assess the exact physical condition of every coin before bidding.
Note: These are duplicates from my collection, hence they have to go. You will receive exactly what you see in the photos—what you see is what you get, so there are no surprises.
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