Ireland ½ Penny obverse
Obverse
Ireland ½ Penny reverse
Reverse

Ireland ½ Penny (1971–1986)

CountryIreland Year1971–1986 Denom½ Penny (½ Pingin) Mintage6,750 MintRoyal Mint MetalBronze
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CountryIreland
Year1971–1986
Denomination½ Penny (½ Pingin)
Face value0.5p
Mintage6,750
MintRoyal Mint · Llantrisant
CirculationCirculating
Demonetised2002
CompositionBronze
Weight1.780g
Diameter17.1mm
Thickness1.15mm
ShapeRound
EdgePlain
OrientationMedal alignment ↑↑
Rev. artistGabriel Hayes
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
Spink6710
Obverse

Irish harp with the country name to the left and the date to the right

ÉIRE 1971

Reverse

Decorative initial "O" resembling a bird, out of the Book of Kells and the denomination below.

1/2 P

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About the 1971 Ireland Halfpenny

The 1971 Ireland Halfpenny is a circulating ½ penny (½ pingin) coin issued from 1971 to 1986, struck in bronze. It weighs 1.78g and measures 17.14mm across. Reverse design: Decorative initial "O" resembling a bird, out of the Book of Kells and the denomination below.

A mintage of 6,750 is recorded for one date of this type; figures for each year are not held. It is no longer legal tender (withdrawn 2002), so its value is to collectors only.

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How much is the 1971 Ireland Halfpenny worth?

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How do I identify the 1971 Ireland Halfpenny?

Check the weight 1.78g and diameter 17.14mm and the metal (bronze) against the specification table on this page. The reverse design is described above.

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