1968 Irish Penny

One bronze 1968 Irish Penny. Struck at the Royal Mint in London from 1928-1968, large pennies were replaced by smaller pennies when Ireland switched to decimal coinage in 1971. One the obverse is a Gaelic Harp, a symbol used on all Irish coinage in since Henry VIII, and on the reverse, a hen and chicks. The Gaelic words for Ireland. Slight wear and tear, sold as is... SOLD AS IS "Sold As Is" is the description of this item, meaning no matter how this item is described it is being sold as is. Final sale, no refunds or returns, this item is SOLD AS IT IS. Sold As Is means we do not guarantee that there may be a default in item that we may have not seen. We are happy to hear new offers and give discounted offers on our little treasures, just ask:)! HAPPY POSHING from Twice and Third!