Value of 1874 H Penny Victoria

[Voynov_BG 3]

Help me please with approx. value of this coin because I have no idea from Freeman variety but one man from my city ask to buy this coin from me. The coin has some minor rim nicks on the rim. Thanks.

[azda 979]

It looks like obv6 rev I but i'd wait on another opinion as i'm just using my iphone and that die pairing is rare

[just.me 23]

Hi, the Penny looks like a Freeman 66, obverse 6 (large gap btween ribbo and back of neck), reverse G (wide date and sea crosses linear circle)

[Red Riley 2]

Hi, the Penny looks like a Freeman 66, obverse 6 (large gap btween ribbo and back of neck), reverse G (wide date and sea crosses linear circle)

I would agree with that, the 2nd most common of the 12 generally acknowledged 1874 varieties. Looks around GVF, retail price £30-£35 perhaps less as mid-grade bun pennies are hardly flying off the shelves at present.

[Peter 615]

Hi, the Penny looks like a Freeman 66, obverse 6 (large gap btween ribbo and back of neck), reverse G (wide date and sea crosses linear circle)

I would agree with that, the 2nd most common of the 12 generally acknowledged 1874 varieties. Looks around GVF, retail price £30-£35 perhaps less as mid-grade bun pennies are hardly flying off the shelves at present.

The 1d boys seem to go for GEF + unless its one of those "RARE" blank discs...open 3 type thingies .

I won't split hairs on the grade but it is a very nice GVF maybe approaching NEF.

If MP sold it he would grade GEF.

[Chingford 166]

Hi, the Penny looks like a Freeman 66, obverse 6 (large gap btween ribbo and back of neck), reverse G (wide date and sea crosses linear circle)

I would agree with that, the 2nd most common of the 12 generally acknowledged 1874 varieties. Looks around GVF, retail price £30-£35 perhaps less as mid-grade bun pennies are hardly flying off the shelves at present.

The 1d boys seem to go for GEF + unless its one of those "RARE" blank discs...open 3 type thingies .

I won't split hairs on the grade but it is a very nice GVF maybe approaching NEF.

If MP sold it he would grade GEF.

Close, I would have guessed 'Practically UNC'

[Voynov_BG 3]

I think it`s not over GVF in british standard, and there are some rim nicks and something on the hair probably difficult to clean.

This is after gram oil:

Thanks for the help!

[jacinbox 36]

Hi, the Penny looks like a Freeman 66, obverse 6 (large gap btween ribbo and back of neck), reverse G (wide date and sea crosses linear circle)

I would agree with that, the 2nd most common of the 12 generally acknowledged 1874 varieties. Looks around GVF, retail price £30-£35 perhaps less as mid-grade bun pennies are hardly flying off the shelves at present.

The 1d boys seem to go for GEF + unless its one of those "RARE" blank discs...open 3 type thingies .

I won't split hairs on the grade but it is a very nice GVF maybe approaching NEF.

If MP sold it he would grade GEF.

Close, I would have guessed 'Practically UNC'

Wrong terminology ... He uses virtually uncirculated ... Spink say the coin is worth £1000