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1902 Jubilee? Model Half Farthing

By Colin G., November 7, 2007 in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

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Colin G. 147

Posted November 7, 2007

All,

I recently purchased this 1902 Model half farthing, because it was different from others I have seen/owned, in that the reverse bears the legend "jubilee model" as opposed to the usual "coronation model". The fact that Ed7's reign was so short makes you wonder why they were produced. I know we are all aware of the standard silver and gold jubilees, but is there a bronze jubilee that was celebrated for Edward or is it a mule of the standard jubilee reverse that is present on the matching Victoria versions, or is there some other explanation?

Images attached, all comments welcome!!

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