Exploring Queen Elizabeth II Pennies (1953-70) Discover Low-Value Treasures and a £60,000 Surprise!

After after specimens and test strikes in 1954 the final design of the coin for the pneumonic were decided. And the fur coin was produced in 1961, often referred to as the without 'BRITT:OMN' removed from the original legend and stands for "of the Britons" coin is very similar to the 1953 and 54 model, portrait of Queen does seem more clearer and more precise. In that first year there were 48 million, there were large amount coin minted after that. With the highest been in 1967 where there was 650 million minted. Nothing will minted in 68 and 69, as part of the farewell to old the sterling "Last Stirling" sets there was 750,000 of these sets minted for a few years after 1970. If you ever find one of the coins in the wild it must been broken out of a set.
You can often find these coins from 1961 - 1967 in uncirculated condition at a fairly reasonable price.
If you're thinking of starting collecting coins, these are good ones to start with as you can get high grades.

Well I hope you enjoyed my little video on these Elizabeth II pennies I find it fascinating and want to encourage people to start collecting. I encourage the conversations about coin collecting and I'm always happy where possible to show pictures of my own personal coins.

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