Pictures of Coins of the UK

by Tony Clayton


Coins of Queen Victoria


One Penny

1855 copper penny

Penny, 1855
WW on truncation
Plain Trident, Close Colon

1858 penny

Penny, 1858, obverse
No WW on truncation

1854 copper penny

Penny, 1854, reverse
Ornamental Trident, Far Colon

1860 penny

The rare copper 1860 Penny
All such pennies are overdates 1860/59

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Copper Penny Near & Far colon

Colon Varieties

Copper Penny Tridents

Trident Varieties

1860 pattern penny

Pattern penny, 1860
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1860 pattern penny

Pattern penny in silver, 1860
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Queen Victoria 1860 mule penny

Mule penny, 1860
Toothed border on obverse (type 2*)
Beaded border on reverse (type A)

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1863 die number 3 penny

1863 Penny, reverse detail showing the extremely rare die number 3
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Queen Victoria 1869 penny reverse

1869 Penny, reverse type F
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1871 penny detail

Victoria 1871 penny, detail of normal date
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1871 penny detail

Victoria 1871 penny, detail of wide date (extra space between 7 & 1)
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1872 penny

1872 penny, obverse type 5

1879 penny

1879 penny, reverse with narrow date variety
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1875H penny

1875H penny, obverse 6, reverse J
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1881H penny

1881H penny
This coin is one of five known with Obverse Freeman 9 and reverse Freeman M

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1882 penny

1882 penny, obverse type 7, reverse type N
A genuine example of this rare coin

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1882H penny

1882H penny
Obverse type 7, hair over temple wavy
Reverse type M, drapery over shield

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1882H penny

1882H penny
obverse type 8, hair over temple straighter
Reverse type N, drapery over shield less than in type M
Note the small H which easily wears away

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1882H penny

1882H penny.
A typical example of a worn coin appearing to be a 'no H' example
Note the faint lump where the H was.

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1889 penny

1889 penny, obverse type 8 & reverse type N

1895 penny

1895 penny, reverse, showing trident 2mm from P
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1897 penny

Victoria 1897 penny, reverse with (very) high tide
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1897 penny

Victoria 1897 penny, reverse with normal tide
and dot between O and N

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