1947 UK One Penny Coin VF-XF – George VI Bronze Issue The 1947 UK one penny is a classic British bronze coin from the reign of King George VI. Issued in the post-war period, this coin reflects an important time in British history and remains a popular collectible among numismatists. Design of the 1947 UK One Penny The obverse of the 1947 UK one penny features the portrait of King George VI facing left, surrounded by a clear Latin legend. The reverse displays the iconic seated Britannia holding a trident and shield, symbolizing Britain’s strength and maritime heritage. The design remains well-defined, with visible details that enhance its visual appeal. Condition – VF-XF Grade This coin is graded VF-XF (Very Fine to Extremely Fine). It shows moderate wear from circulation; however, the main design elements and legends remain clear. The coin retains good detail on both sides, making it attractive for collectors. The surfaces display natural brown bronze patina, consistent with coins of this period. Collector Value The 1947 UK one penny is widely collected by enthusiasts of British coins and pre-decimal currency. Its historical significance, combined with a solid mid-grade condition, makes it a desirable addition to any collection. This coin is ideal for: British coin collectors George VI coin enthusiasts Pre-decimal currency collections Mid-grade bronze coin collectors Explore more items in our UK coins category to expand your collection with similar historical pieces. Country of Origin United Kingdom Material Bronze Original 100 % Authentic Measurements 30,8 mm Weight 9,45 g Condition VF-XF