For collectors: Lot 10 British coins 1845/1927

1pc British Queen Victoria Silver Shilling. Obverse: Queen Victoria facing left with inscription “VICTORIA DEI GRATIA BRITANNIAR: REG: F: D:” (Victoria, by Grace of God, Queen of Britains, Defender of Faith). Reverse (partially visible): value “ONE SHILLING” with oak branches, crowned by St Edward’s Crown. Year: 1845 – 0.925 silver. Circulating UK currency of the Victorian era, featuring the “Young Head” portrait by W. Wyon (used 1838-1887). 1pc Jersey 1/13 Shilling, from Jersey (British Crown Dependency). Obverse: diademed bust of Queen Victoria. Reverse: ornamental shield of Jersey with “STATES OF JERSEY. ONE THIRTEENTH OF A SHILLING.” Year: 1870 – bronze. Minted 1866-1871, demonetized in 1876 when Jersey adopted the English standard. 1pc British India One Quarter Anna. Obverse: young Victoria Queen. Year: 1899 – copper. The Anna was a currency unit of British India, demonetized when India decimalized in 1957. 1pc British One Penny. Obverse: young Queen Victoria. Reverse: iconic Britannia. Quite used and smooth. Year: 1864 – bronze. Known as “bun pennies” for Victoria’s hairstyle. 1pc British One Penny. Obverse: Queen Victoria. Reverse: seated Britannia with shield and trident. Year: 1899 – bronze. Circulated during Victoria’s reign, a period of change and expansion. 1pc British One Penny. Obverse: bare-headed King Edward VII. Reverse: Britannia seated with trident. Year: 1910 – bronze. Inscriptions include Latin abbreviations: “Edward VII,” “Dei-Gra” (by grace of God), “Britt-omn” (king of all Britons), “Fid-def” (defender of faith), “Ind-imp” (emperor of India). 4pcs British One Penny. Obverse: King George V. Reverse: Britannia iconic design. Years: 1912, 1914, 1921, 1927 – bronze. Issued during George V’s reign and circulated through the First World War