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Sylvester

My Favourite Modern Coin

By Sylvester, in British Coin Related Discussions & Enquiries

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william    0

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Yes, it was only the George V ones which had the H to the left of the date... :unsure:

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Master Jmd    83

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Yes, it was only the George V ones which had the H to the left of the date... :unsure:

1912, 1918 and 1919 = some had 'H'

1918 and 1919 = some had 'KN'

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...H reffering to Ralph Heaton and sons mint in Birmingham, KN reffering to the Kings Norton Metal company!

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