Victorian Coins
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	A Victorian shilling.			A Victorian sixpence.
	The reverse of the shilling.			The reverse of the sixpence.

In pre-decimal currency, the abbreviation for an old penny was 'd' (short for the Latin 'denarius', a Roman coin)
12d = 1 shilling (s) 20s = £1   The full range of coins were: farthing - ¼d halfpenny - ½d (pronounced 'ha' penny.) penny - 1d threepence - 3d (pronounced 'thruppence') groat - 4d sixpence - 6d shilling - 1s (often written 1/-) florin - 2s half crown - 2s 6d (2/6) crown - 5s (5/-) sovereign - £1 guinea - £1 1s 0d	A mixture of Victorian coins.