Halfpennies, in many ways share much of the inherent allure of the Penny. There is however one key difference, in the milled series one can obtain a Copper Halfpenny of Charles II in 1672, for the Penny one would have to wait until 1797. Earlier Anglo-Saxon Halfpennies are regarded as almost always as rare and are seldom seen on the open market. A chronological discerning milled Halfpenny collection would see the collector encountering many exotic types (not least the Tin issues of James II and William & Mary, or the almost mythical 1862 die letter A, B, or C Victorian type).
Ostensibly a well executed Halfpenny assemblage may seem quite a simple venture. However to obtain the key types and find an acceptable grade would take a flexible and patient commitment.
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Victoria (1837-1901), Halfpenny, 1877
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Limerick
Ireland, John, Halfpenny, Dublin
Victoria, Halfpenny, 1856
Ireland, George I, Halfpenny, 1724
William III, Pattern Halfpenny
Scotland, David II, Halfpenny
William III Halfpenny, 1697
