Not even rubbing her lucky English penny helped. Ah, well.
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Still not the Queen
Not even rubbing her lucky English penny helped. Ah, well.
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Which kind of penny- pre or post decimalisation (the old ones were about an inch across)?
Last Hussar, A Pence, a New Penny or the U.S. Penny?
I think that the pre ’71 Pence was bigger than the current New Penny.
***Dave said her lucky English penny, I wondered if he meant the L.S.D. type (Latin, not chemistry) or a New Penny.
Alas, just a normal new-fashioned nickel-sized-but-not-as-thick penny.
She still thought it was keen.