Great Britain One Penny Coin From 1860 To 1894 FREE SHIPPING

Description

Own a piece of history!
You will receive ONE worn circulated (Bun Head) Queen Victoria Penny from 1860 - 1894.
Picked at RANDOM, however, if you have a particular date in mind, I can try to accommodate you.
These pennies are LARGE; much larger than your standard Lincoln cent. These are fun to collect and hold in your hand.
Free shipping and comes mailed securely in an envelope.
Thank you for your business and have a blessed day.
*Photos above are of the actual coins in my collection you may be receiving. Condition of coins will vary.
Additional information about the coin:
The obverse of the new penny read VICTORIA D G BRITT REG F D. The Mint had intended to render it with the abbreviation BRIT, and some after the coins' release argued it should have done, but Gladstone had intervened to invoke the rule that the last consonant of a Latin abbreviation should be doubled to indicate the plural. The coin is dubbed the "Bun Head penny" or "Bun penny" for the Queen's hairstyle. The reverse depicts Britannia, wearing flowing robes, a breastplate and helmet, and grasping a trident. Her right hand grips a shield, on which is seen the combined crosses of the Union Jack. A ship sails out to sea on her right, and a lighthouse, supposedly the old Eddystone Lighthouse, is seen behind her on her left. The denomination, ONE PENNY, appears for the first time on the base-metal piece.