1947 United Kingdom 1 Penny - George VI, London Minted, Rare Find

The 1947 United Kingdom 1 Penny coin is a significant piece of British history, minted during the post-war era under the reign of King George VI. This coin is composed of bronze, giving it a solid and durable feel. It features a smooth edge and has a round shape with a standard medal alignment (0°). 

Weighing 9.45 grams, with a diameter of 30.8 mm and a thickness of 1.68 mm, this large penny was widely circulated, yet its low mintage of just 52,220,400 pieces makes it a rarer find today, especially in uncirculated condition. The obverse side of the coin displays the left-facing portrait of King George VI, while the reverse features the iconic seated Britannia, holding a trident and shield, a symbol of Britain’s strength and maritime heritage.

The 1947 penny represents a period of recovery and rebuilding in the UK, making it a valuable addition to any collection of British coins from the mid-20th century. Its historical significance, combined with its attractive design, makes it a sought-after piece for collectors.

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Why This Coin is a Good Offer

This 1947 UK 1 Penny is a valuable collectible due to its historical context and relatively low mintage. Minted in London during the reign of King George VI, this coin is a tangible piece of post-war British history. Its bronze composition ensures that it has stood the test of time, with many examples still retaining their original luster. The large size of the penny, along with the classic Britannia design, makes it a visually appealing coin that stands out in any collection. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to numismatics, this 1947 penny is a piece of British history worth owning.