Isle of Man ½ Penny - James Stanley 1st Derby Coinage obverse
Obverse
Isle of Man ½ Penny - James Stanley 1st Derby Coinage reverse
Reverse

Isle of Man ½ Penny - James Stanley 1st Derby Coinage (1709)

CountryIsle of Man Year1709 Denom½ Penny Mintage90,000 MetalCopper
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CountryIsle of Man
Year1709
Denomination½ Penny
Mintage90,000
CirculationCirculating
DemonetisedYes
CompositionCopper
Weight5.570g
Diameter24.0mm
Thickness1.60mm
ShapeRound
EdgePlain
OrientationCoin alignment ↑↓
Grade scaleUK (EF/UNC)
Obverse

Eagle and child on cap of maintenance (Stanley crest)

SANS CHANGER 1709

Reverse

Triskeles surrounded by legend

QVOCVNQVE.GESSERIS.STABIT

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About the 1709 Isle of Man Halfpenny - James Stanley 1st Derby Coinage

The 1709 Isle of Man Halfpenny - James Stanley 1st Derby Coinage is a circulating ½ penny coin, struck in copper. It weighs 5.57g and measures 24mm across. Reverse design: Triskeles surrounded by legend.

90,000 were struck. That is the 4th highest mintage of the 8 circulating ½ penny issues catalogued on MyCoinage. It is no longer legal tender, so its value is to collectors only.

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How do I identify the 1709 Isle of Man Halfpenny - James Stanley 1st Derby Coinage?

Check the weight 5.57g and diameter 24mm and the metal (copper) against the specification table on this page. The reverse design is described above.

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