February 2021 marks 50 years since Britain’s currency became decimal - introducing the coins and metrics we use today. Known as ‘D-Day’, for Decimal Day, the change affected the entire nation, bringing people together as they learnt to master a new currency.
Specification
Specification | Value |
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Denomination | 1p |
Alloy | Bronze |
Weight | 9.450g |
Diameter | 30.80mm |
Reverse Designer | Charles Walter Coombes |
Specification | Value |
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Obverse Designer | Mary Gillick |
Quality | Uncirculated |
Year | 1967 |