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1723 HALFPENNY ( FINE ) ALEXANDER III When genuine silver coins became

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When genuine silver coins became scarce

Details on both the portrait and shield are heavily worn or indistinct

1882 MAUNDY FOURPENCE ( VF )

1 g Diameter 38

1723 HALFPENNY ( FINE ) ALEXANDER III When genuine silver coins becameThis 1723 halfpenny from the reign of George I showcases early Georgian coinage craftsmanship. Graded as fine, the piece retains well defined features including the monarch's portrait and the reverse design with heraldic elements. Copper coins of this vintage are increasingly scarce, particularly in collectible condition. The 1720s represent a pivotal period in British monetary history, following the South Sea Bubble and during the consolidation of

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