A Quick Look at a 1907 Edward VII Penny

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Title	:	A Quick Look at a 1907 Edward VII Penny
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Just catching up - agree with comments below, a lovely patina There are differences in 1907's - those I've seen so far relate to the height of the numbers in the date - the 9 and 7 Thanks again !
Comment from : @gbcoincollector

Ihav OEN penny 1907
Comment from : @salmaagouram

How moch she it 1907 great??
Comment from : @andresmoraherrera9327

Houses n boats improve a bit of bronze
Comment from : @suzyqualcast6269

Nice coin i have rare 1907 penny circulation coins any buyer please
Comment from : @miyaspowerconstruction5922

Ma quanto valgono queste monete così
Comment from : @alessandrovaccaro5691

Hi i have 1907 Penny more infor
Comment from : @miyaspowerconstruction5922

Hi I have got one of this coin for sale
Comment from : @User24-w9o

I have
Comment from : @officialsb6821

Nice coin
Comment from : @blackcatcoins

Nice
Comment from : @ians424

Nice one Paul would love to get my hands on the Kew Gardens
Comment from : @Flowerlover7860

Nice penny
Comment from : @ellahungeriedo7620

Cool
Comment from : @Keire10

Thank you for the insight to this coin😄
Comment from : @oliverx9970

Lovely patina on this beautiful 1907 penny Another change to the humble penny occurred in 1902 the first minting of Edward VII pennies there are two varieties of the 1902 penny The so called High & Low Tide Water varieties The Low tide version was using the old Queen Victoria reverse die The The new High Tide version was the modified reverse and was used on all the further pennies struck during Edwards reign
Comment from : @englishandproud1949

Random Kew comment
Comment from : @MrVentrata

That one was in great nick Cool looking coin, finally got to see Edwards hair :-)
Comment from : @coinsstampsandcollectibles3552

That is a stunning condition 1907 penny Great to see to comparison to a circulated one Thanks Paul
Comment from : @davidharding3465

What a stunning penny
Comment from : @ThreePeaks5066

Fantastic insight Paul thank you for your time and effort stay safe and hunt on 👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : @nickthomas2242

It's in great nick, lovely coin
Comment from : @steveo7165

Great info, hoping to get some more predecimal coins soon
Comment from : @triple_coins1870

Always interesting the Predecimal's! Learn new stuff all the time! Won this very coin (with all the other Edward VII pennies) off that 'Coin Patrol' Cointuber Bloke 😀😀👍👍👍
Comment from : @michaeltaws8451

Enjoyed the show mate, keep em coming
Comment from : @alenjenkins6121

So clean, you could eat your dinner off it
Comment from : @2coinaphrase121

Nice coin from Dan excellent condition 👍
Comment from : @55AE

That’s lovely of Dan, nice to see what the details, are supposed to look like! 🤗🧚‍♀️
Comment from : @purplefairy1

Lovely to see the clear details, thanks for another great video
Comment from : @davinaroberts

1907 one penny nice shape love it
Comment from : @cweedcoins1640

HiPaul I find your video,s very informative thanks for sharing
Comment from : @nottmpaul3903

Lovely condition for that age wow
Comment from : @yellowlighthouse3057

Wow, that coin is in beautiful condition Nice find
Comment from : @johncamp8520

So nice to see these in better condition Lovely detail on these iconic old coins 👍
Comment from : @rjcoins970

Very good condition Latin definitely needs to stay on coins, may not understand it but it tradition 👌👍
Comment from : @mrmrssnappy9920

Great Condition 🪙 for the age of the coin
Comment from : @johnsaunders5787

Prefer the Latin!
Comment from : @GD-vm8po

Awesome shape for its age I like the Latin on coins
Comment from : @silvergopher

Remember those big old brass locks on toilet doors? Lol
Comment from : @TenBob

nice coin
Comment from : @keithcameron6646

That's a great condition penny! I prefer the design with the lighthouse and the ship I would say keep Latin as it's probably easier to do
Comment from : @andybacon8635

Nice clean example, cheers buddy stay safe
Comment from : @darrencheshire8546

Great condition coin Britannia has really changed shape over the years too
Comment from : @scarlettsmith832

Thay are a nice coin 👌
Comment from : @diggersdentysonukmd8813

A very pretty coin, thank you for sharing! :)
Comment from : @Alrik

Latin looks a lot better more money like cool coin Paul 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : @gerryhealy1832

That is nice to see more of the coin's detail considering it is 114 years old It has possibly been kept in someones bureau for a long time to be in such good condition
Comment from : @chrisharrison3598

Very Nice coin and in very good condition Great Video As Always! 👍
Comment from : @coastersuniversal9522

Wow Never seen an old Penny In That condition! Very nice 👍
Comment from : @jameswoodley2356

Lovely coin mate in great condition 👍
Comment from : @jamesjuleff3808

It's pretty unusual to see a Edward V11 coin with hardly any wear like that👍I don't mind Latin on the coins as long as the year's not in roman numerals which always leaves me stumped 🤔
Comment from : @lindsaynairn698

That Edward VII penny was certainly in a lovely condition considering its age I like the Latin on the coins , makes it a bit more interesting Probably easier to abbreviate too Great info accompanying the video too 👍
Comment from : @judes1934

That was a good condition Edward VII penny Very rarely can you see a hairline I think we must continue with Latin Why change?
Comment from : @ianritchie9017