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What was the tiny British coin that was some kind of pence photos?
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The smallest British coin in current circulation (as legal tender) is the one pence piece which has a value of 0.01 pound sterling.
Sorry this site does not do photos, but the coin is copper plated steel 1.65 mm thick and 20.3 mm in diameter with a plain edge and weighing 3.56 g.
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