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Doh, that thread title had me fooled, Dave.

Yeah It's the current value imo.
You might not be too far wrong. In 1960 crisps were 3d a bag so for £1 I could have bought 80 bags. Today I'd be lucky to get two bags for that price.
Yes looks just like the "thup-ny" bit as we called them here in the Midlands!
I've still got a few thupenny bits - they were like gold nuggets to me as a child - loved them.
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When Mum died last year we found many bags of old thupenny bits in her house which my Dad had collected - what on earth do we do with them, they can't be worth anything, can they?
No they aren't Ann, many ideas to turn them into jewellery etc on the web though if you are arty.
Take them to a car boot sale and flog them off at 10, 20, 50p a piece. You'll be amazed at what people will pay for nostalgia.
For not very much I forgot to add.
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I know of a shop which dealt in old coinage/currency and which not so long ago was selling ten shilling notes at £20 each.
Wot, 20 quid for a 10 bob note.
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Tempted to sell my incomplete collection on eBay and help others to complete their sets (at a price).

You may as well if you have given up on completing the set, methyl.
Tony Yes £20 for a ten shilling note........ that's nothing compared to what you can get for a penny black stamp.
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Yes SirOracle I know penny Blacks are mega expensive to buy.
Is the new coin the size of the 50p coin or smaller?
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