What is a King Edward VII era penny from the United Kingdom worth?
Values, images, and specifications for KEVII penny coins from the UK, Great Britain,
England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, dependancies, and British colonies from 1902 to 1910.
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UK penny
Edward VII
1902 to 1910
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The King Edward VII era United Kingdom
penny obverse features the bare head of
Edward VII facing right.
The reverse shows Britannia seated facing
right, wearing a helmet, holding a trident,
her hand resting on a shield.
The words 'ONE PENNY' are to the sides,
the date below, and seas in the background.
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Albert Edward became King after the death
of his mother, Queen Victoria, in 1901,
having been 'heir apparant' for 59 years.
Deciding to reign under 'Edward VII', he
was received very well as king.
1 penny = 1/12 of a shilling
= 1/240 of a pound
The first King Edward VII UK penny
was minted in 1902, and the last in 1910.
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