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What Is the Value of This Coin?

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Question by JonathanN: What is the value of this coin?
I have a 1936 large "One Penny" coin with King George V. Its in circulated condition. Its not perfect, it shows sign of the 73 years its been in use. I live in the US and I guess its from England? Please help. Here is what the front looks like, but I can't find a picture of the back:http://www.britishsovereigncoins.co.uk/coins/george-v-gold-sovereign.jpg

Best answer:

Answer by My Opinion
1 cent

What do you think? Answer below!
[wprebay kw="gold+coin+sovereign+george+v" num="0" ebcat="11116"]
[wprebay kw="gold+coin+sovereign+george+v" num="1" ebcat="11116"]
[wprebay kw="gold+coin+sovereign+george+v" num="2" ebcat="11116"]

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One Response to “What Is the Value of This Coin?”
  1. liberty 911 says:
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    A 1936 British Penny is not worth more than $1US in the condition you describe. By the way, the inscription is abbreviated Latin, and it means “George the fifth, by the grace of god, king of the Britons, defender of the faith, emperor of India.” I hope that helps.

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