Penny 1689 to 1694 - British Coins price guide and values - Coins and United Kingdom

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Penny - 1689 to 1694 - Price Guide

Because of the rising price of silver the penny became progressively smaller and from the Restoration of Charles II in 1660 it was struck only for use as part of the Royal Maundy. In 1797 the penny was struck for the first time as a large copper coin. These cartwheel pennies of 1797 proved popular and continued to circulate, along with later and slightly lighter copper pennies, until 1860.

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Variety VG-8 F-12 VF-20 EF-40 AU-50 AU-55
1689 --£360£540£650£705
1689 - M∧RI∧ ------
1689 - GVIELMVS --£360£560£670£725
1690 --£60.00£116£150£167
1691 - 1/0 ------
1692 --£192£272£356£398
1692 - 2/1 --£200£284£370£413
1693 --£76.00£128£170£191
1694 --£60.00£104£144£164
1694 - 9/6 ------
1694 - No stop on obverse --£72.00£120£156£174
1694 - HI for HIB --£88.00£136£178£199
Variety MS-60 MS-62 MS-63 MS-64 MS-65 MS-66 MS-67
1689 £760------
1689 - M∧RI∧ -------
1689 - GVIELMVS £780------
1690 £184------
1691 - 1/0 -------
1692 £440------
1692 - 2/1 £456------
1693 £212------
1694 £184------
1694 - 9/6 -------
1694 - No stop on obverse £192------
1694 - HI for HIB £220------

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