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47 48 49 50<A id=top></A> 51<DIV class="center_text"><div class="hideprinttext">April 29, 2026</div> <H1>Part 3<br>Thirteen Pence to the Shilling<br>Queen Victoria Bronze Issues</H1></div> 52 53<table class="table_standard"> 54 <tr> 55 <th><IMG class="block_center_image" alt="cat_1870" src="1870_cat.jpg"></th> 56 </tr> 57 <tr> 58 <td>From the Shield on an 1870 Proof One Thirteenth of a Shilling</td> 59 </tr> 60</table> 61<br> 62 63 64 Since the price of copper was becoming expensive, it was decided by the 65States to change the metal composition of their coinage. On <a href="../misc/time_line.htm">December 8, 66 1864,</a> £2000 worth of 67bronze coins (or as <a href="mint_64/Mint_1864.htm">the act</a> reads “<i>as the copper money lately 68 coined in England</i>”) was authorized. 69 70 These bronze coins have a coroneted bust, an oak-leaf scroll, and the denomination written 71instead of using a fraction. 72 73 The initial 1866 issue consisted of 74173,333 pence and 173,333 halfpence, which equates to £1000. 75 76 77As for the old copper coins, an act, dated <a href="../misc/time_line.htm">January 29, 1869</a>, ordered their withdrawal 78for recoining into the new bronze coins. 79<br> 80<br> 81 82<table> 83 <tr> 84 <td> 85 <table class="floatRight" > 86 <tr> 87 <td> 88 <IMG class="coinX2" alt="missing Antiquarian image " src="../pdfs/Antiquarian.gif"><br> 89 <i>From the “The Antiquary” of August 12, 1871. </i> 90 91 <br><br> 92 <IMG class="block_center_image" alt="missing image" src="13/1870/die/1_date.jpg"><br> 93 <i>Be sure to click on the camera icon <img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"> to 94 review the die varieties or<br> the letter icon <img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Letter.gif" alt=" Letter image"> 95 to see images using a digital microscope.</i> 96 </td> 97 </tr> 98 </table> 99 100 It was during this time, that the merchants of Jersey were getting frustrated 101 with having 13 pence to the shilling instead of the English standard of 12 pence to the shilling. 102 The Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury on March 15, 1870, recommended to the 103 States whether advantage 104 should be taken at this time to assimilate the bronze coinage of Jersey with that of the United Kingdom. 105 106 On March 31, 1870, the response was that the “<i>States of the Island are not disposed to 107 change the nominal value of their copper coinage.”</i><sup><A HREF="#Foot1">1</A></sup> 108 109 Finally on February 25, 1876, at act passed stating that Jersey coinage would be denominated as a 12th, 24th, and 48th of a shilling following the English standard. 110 The old coins based upon 13 pence to the shilling were demonetized on December 31, 1876.<sup><A HREF="#Foot2">2</A></sup> 111 112 113 <br><p></p> 114 Things to note about this series: 115 116 <ul> 117 <li>The coin's metal content is 95% copper, 4% tin, and 1% zinc 118 <li>The legend on the reverse is now divided by stops (not colons). 119 <li>The coinages of 1870 and 1871 were minted from the metal obtained from the old withdrawn copper coins.<sup><A HREF="#Foot3">3</A></sup> ; 120 <li>The total nominal value of the coins for each year is £1000. 121 <li>There are various die varieties for most of these coins. 122 Review <a href="../misc/rarity/rare.htm">“The Rarity of Various Jersey Coins”</a> site for this information. 123 <li>For more information about Jersey during this time, you can read the article 124 <a href="../harper/harper.htm">“The Channel Islands”</a>, which appeared in the June 1875 issue of Harper's New Monthly Magazine. 125 <li>During this period, many <a href="../pdfs/newspapers/newspapers.htm">newspaper articles</a> discussed the state of Jersey's coinage and bank notes. Many were written 126 complaining about the lack of coins, the confusion between 12 and 13 pence, foreign coins, and the "Reign of Rags." 127 <li>Although, the act of 1864 required bronze coins, the 1865 proof coins were minted in copper. 128 </ul> 129 </td> 130 </tr> 131</table> 132<div class="hidescreentext"> 133<br><br><br> 134 <table class="table_standard"> 135 <tr> 136 <th><IMG class="block_center_image" alt="missing GentleMan_1866a image" src="../pdfs/GentleMan_1866.jpg"></th>
137 </tr> 138 <tr> 139 <td>From “The GentleMan's Magazine” of July 1866.</td> 140 </tr> 141 </table> 142 <p></p> 143 <table class="table_standard"> 144 <tr> 145 <th><IMG class="block_center_image" alt="missing 66_26Proof_Pattern_obv image" src="66_26Proof_Pattern_obv.jpg"> </th> 146 </tr> 147 <tr> 148 <td>Unique Bronze Pattern 1/26 shilling, undated (1866), <br>as currency issue but without obverse legend<br><br> 149 </td> 150 </tr> 151 </table> 152 This unique bronze pattern comes from the collections of Fred Pridmore, R. J. Ford and A.L.T. McCammon. It was 153 fought over at the Pridmore sale in 1981 by both Ford and McCammon. Very used to being unchallenged in his quest to purchase the 154 most expensive proofs and patterns, Richard Ford was aggrieved to have been bid up to £2,600 for this coin by McCammon. 155 He was, however, the successful purchaser, but McCammon later secured the coin for his collection some nine years later at exactly 156 the same price.<sup>4</sup> 157 <p></p> 158 <table class="table_standard"> 159 <tr> 160 <th><IMG class="block_center_image" alt="missing GentleMan_1866a image" src="../pdfs/Frasier.gif"> </th> 161 </tr> 162 <tr> 163 <td>From “Frasier's Magazine New Series,<br> Volume XII, July To December 1875”<br><br> 164 </td> 165 </tr> 166 </table> 167</div> 168 169<hr class="class-7"> 170<div class="hideprinttext"> 171 <p></p> 172 <table class="picture_table">
173 <tr> 174 <td class="noprint"> 175 <img class="no_border_min_width_650" alt="missing GentleMan_1866a image" src="../pdfs/GentleMan_1866.jpg"><br> 176 <i>From “The GentleMan's Magazine” of July 1866.</i> 177 178 </td> 179 180 <td class="noprint" rowspan=2> 181 <IMG class="no_border_min_width_650" alt="missing GentleMan_1866a image" src="../pdfs/Frasier.gif" ><br> 182 <i>From “Frasier's Magazine New Series,<br> Volume XII, July To December 1875”</i> 183 </td> 184 </tr> 185 186 187 <tr> 188 189 190 <td class="noprint"> 191 <table class="floatLeft"> 192 <tr> 193 <td> 194 <img alt="missing 66_26Proof_Pattern_obv image" src="66_26Proof_Pattern_obv.jpg"> <br> 195 <i> Unique Bronze Pattern 1/26 shilling, undated (1866), <br>as currency issue but without obverse legend.</i> 196 </td> 197 </tr> 198 </table> 199 <br><br> 200 <div class="left_text"> 201 202 This unique bronze pattern comes from the collections of Fred Pridmore, R. J. Ford and A.L.T. McCammon. It was 203 fought over at the Pridmore sale in 1981 by both Ford and McCammon. Very used to being unchallenged in his quest to purchase the 204 most expensive proofs and patterns, Richard Ford was aggrieved to have been bid up to £2,600 for this coin by McCammon. 205 He was, however, the successful purchaser, but McCammon later secured the coin for his collection some nine years later at exactly 206 the same price.<sup><A HREF="#Foot4">4</A></sup> 207 208 </div> 209 </td> 210 </tr> 211 212 213 214 </table> 215</div> 216 217<hr class="class-7"> 218<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 219 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="26/1866/DSC_7618.jpg"></td></tr> 220 <tr><td>The Obverse from an 1866 One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>Note the striations beneath the chin and the curl.</td></tr> 221</table> 222 223 224 225<p></p> 226<A id=km4></A> 227<table class="table_standard"> 228 <tr> 229 <th colspan=2>One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>1866, 1870, and 1871<br><div class="reducedfont">(click on image to enlarge)</div> </th></tr> 230 <tr> 231 <td> <IMG class="coin" alt="missing image" src="26/1866/DSC_7618.jpg" onclick="enlargeImage5('26/1866/DSC_7618', '26/1866/DSC_7619','One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>1866')"></td> 232 <td> <IMG class="coin" alt="missing image" src="26/1866/DSC_7619.jpg" onclick="enlargeImage5('26/1866/DSC_7618', '26/1866/DSC_7619','One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>1866')"></td> 233 </tr> 234</table> 235 236<br> 237<PRE> 238 Year J# KM# Mintage Diameter 239 1866 39 4 173,333 24.25 <img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Mag1.gif" onclick="enlargeImage5('26/1866/DSC_7618','26/1866/DSC_7619' ,'One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>1866')"> <a href="26/1866/examples.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Examples.jpg" alt="example image"></a> <a href="26/1866/die/die.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"></a> <a href="26/1866/microscope/letters.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Letter.gif" alt=" Letter image"></a> <a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../striations.gif"></a> <a href="mint_64/Mint_1864.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Mint.gif" alt="mint image"></a> 240 1870 40 173,333 24.25 <img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Mag1.gif" onclick="enlargeImage5('26/1870/DSC_7645','26/1870/DSC_7646' ,'One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>1870')"> <a href="26/1870/examples.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Examples.jpg" alt="example image"></a> <a href="26/1870/die/die.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"></a> <a href="26/1870/microscope/letters.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Letter.gif" alt=" Letter image"></a> <a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../striations.gif"></a> <a href="mint_70/Mint_1870.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Mint.gif" alt="mint image"></a> 241 1871 41 173,333 24.30 <img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Mag1.gif" onclick="enlargeImage5('26/1871/DSC_7658','26/1871/DSC_7653' ,'One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling<br>1871')"> <a href="26/1871/examples.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Examples.jpg" alt="example image"></a> <a href="26/1871/die/die.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"></a> <a href="26/1871/microscope/letters.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Letter.gif" alt=" Letter image"></a> 242</PRE> 243 244 245<table class="table_full_width"> 246 <tr> 247 <td> 248 <table class="floatRight" > 249 <tr> 250 <td> 251 <IMG class="block_center_image" alt="missing stamp image" src="../phil/stamps/stamp_1877.jpg" > 252 <i>In 1977, Jersey issued this stamp featuring<br> this coin for the "Centenary of Currency Reform."</i> 253 </td> 254 </tr> 255 </table> 256 257 In <i>The Standard Catalog of World Coins</i>
257, Krause states the mintages for both the half 258 penny and penny for 1870 and 1871 as 160,000. 259 Unfortunately, Krause used 12 pence to the shilling instead of the correct 13 pence to the shilling to compute their numbers. 260 Pridmore, Marshall-Fraser, and McCammon all agree that the correct number should be 173,333. 261 262 <br><br> 263 Things to note: 264 <ul> 265 <li>The weight of this coin corresponds with the English bronze halfpenny but the size is 1.2 mm smaller. 266 <li>There are no initials of the designer on the truncation. 267 <li>The denomination now appears as words instead of a fraction. 268 <li>There are several die cracks on some of the dies used for the 1866 issue, 269 <li><a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm">Striations</a> are visible on the obverse of the 1866 and 1870 issues due to die clashing. 270 <li>On the 1871 issue, the leopards have incuse spots, and the shield is redecorated. 271 <li>Most 1871 coins are weakly struck. 272 <li>Proofs exist for all issues. 273 </ul> 274 </td> 275 </tr> 276 </table> 277 278<hr class="class-7"> 279<p></p> 280 281<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 282 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="66_26Proof.jpg"></td></tr> 283 <tr><td>Proof 1866 1/26 shilling with the LCW.</td></tr> 284</table> 285<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 286 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="66_26Proof_wo.jpg"></td></tr> 287 <tr><td>Proof 1866 1/26 shilling without the LCW.</td></tr> 288</table> 289 290<p></p> 291 292<A id=km5></A> 293<table class="table_standard"> 294 <tr> 295 <th colspan=2>One Thirteenth of a Shilling<br>1866, 1870, and 1871<br><div class="reducedfont">(click on image to enlarge)</div> </th></tr> 296 <tr> 297 <td> <IMG class="coin" alt="missing image" src="13/1871/DSC_7496.jpg" onclick="enlargeImage5('13/1871/DSC_7496', '13/1871/DSC_7497','One Thirteenth of a Shilling<br>1871')"></td> 298 <td> <IMG class="coin" alt="missing image" src="13/1871/DSC_7497.jpg" onclick="enlargeImage5('13/1871/DSC_7496', '13/1871/DSC_7497','One Thirteenth of a Shilling<br>1871')"></td> 299 </tr> 300</table> 301 302<br> 303<PRE> 304 Year J# KM# Mintage Diameter 305 1866 9 5 173,333 29.35 <img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Mag1.gif" onclick="enlargeImage5('13/1866/DSC_7478', '13/1866/DSC_7479','One Thirteenth of a Shilling<br>1866')"> <a href="13/1866/examples.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Examples.jpg" alt="example image"></a> <a href="13/1866/die/die.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"></a> <a href="13/1866/microscope/letters.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Letter.gif"></a> <a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../striations.gif"></a> <a href="mint_64/Mint_1864.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Mint.gif" alt="mint image"></a> 306 1870 10 173,333 29.35 <img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Mag1.gif" onclick="enlargeImage5('13/1870/DSC_7778', '13/1870/DSC_7779','One Thirteenth of a Shilling<br>1870')"> <a href="13/1870/examples.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Examples.jpg" alt="example image"></a> <a href="13/1870/die/die.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"></a> <a href="13/1870/microscope/letters.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Letter.gif"></a> <a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../striations.gif"></a> <a href="mint_70/Mint_1870.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Mint.gif" alt="mint image"></a> <a href="../wow/wow.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../wow.gif" alt=" wow image"></a> 307 1871 11 173,333 29.35 <img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Mag1.gif" onclick="enlargeImage5('13/1871/DSC_7496', '13/1871/DSC_7497','One Thirteenth of a Shilling<br>1871')"> <a href="13/1871/examples.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../Examples.jpg" alt="example image"></a> <a href="13/1871/die/die.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../camera.gif" alt="camera image"></a> <a href="13/1871/microscope/letters.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../Letter.gif"></a> <a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" alt="missing image" src="../striations.gif"></a> <a href="../wow/wow.htm"><img class="noPrintIMG" src="../wow.gif" alt=" wow image"></a> 308</PRE> 309<table> 310 <tr> 311 <td> 312 <table class="floatRight" > 313 <tr> 314 <td> 315 <img class="cat_1871" alt="missing image" src="1871_cat.jpg"><br> 316 <i>From the Shield on an 1871 Proof One Thirteenth of a Shilling</i> 317 </td> 318 </tr> 319 </table> 320 321 Things to note: 322 <ul> 323 <li>Although the weight corresponds with the <a href="misc/English_coins.htm">English bronze penny</a>, the size is 1.6 mm smaller. 324 <li>Unlike the one twenty-sixth of a shilling coin, the initials of <a href="Intel/misc/lcw.htm">L.C.W.</a> 325 for <a href="../wyon/Wyon.htm#LCWyon">
325Leonard Charles Wyon</a> are incused on the truncation. 326 <li>The denomination now appears as a word instead of a fraction. 327 <li><a href="Intel/misc/striations.htm">Striations</a> are visible on the obverse of all three coins. 328 <li>On some varieties of the 1870 issue, many items are repunched. 329 <li>On the 1871 issue, the leopards have incuse spots, and the shield is redecorated. 330 <li>Proofs exist for all issues. There are two varieties for the 1866 proof coin, with and without LCW on the bust. 331 <li>In 1870, the Royal Mint struck coins consisting of 4 different metals (gold, silver, nickel, and bronze) 332 and no less than 24 different denominations for Britain, Newfoundland, Canada, Jamaica, and Jersey. 333 <li>The same note can be said for the year 1871 but instead of Newfoundland, coins were minted for the Straits Settlements and there were only 22 334 denominations. 335 </ul> 336 </td> 337 </tr> 338 </table> 339 340<hr class="class-7"> 341<br> 342<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 343 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="13/1870/DSC_7778.jpg"></td></tr> 344 <tr><td>The Obverse from an 1870 One Thirteenth of a Shilling</td></tr> 345 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="13/1870/DSC_7779.jpg"></td></tr> 346 <tr><td>The Reverse from an 1870 One Thirteenth of a Shilling</td></tr> 347</table> 348 349<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 350 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="13/1871/DSC_7496.jpg"></td></tr> 351 <tr><td>The Obverse from an 1871 One Thirteenth of a Shilling</td></tr> 352 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="13/1871/DSC_7497.jpg"></td></tr> 353 <tr><td>The Reverse from an 1871 One Thirteenth of a Shilling</td></tr> 354</table> 355 356<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 357 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="26/1870/DSC_7645.jpg"></td></tr> 358 <tr><td>The Obverse 1870 One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling</td></tr> 359 <tr><td><img class="print_center_image" alt="missing image" src="26/1870/DSC_7646.jpg"></td></tr> 360 <tr><td>The Reverse 1870 One Twenty-Sixth of a Shilling</td></tr> 361</table> 362 363<table class="printer_only_no_border"> 364 <tr><td><img class="width_6in" alt="missing image" src="../bank_notes/rotated_International.jpg"></td></tr> 365 <tr><td>The International Bank operated from 1865 through 1868</td></tr> 366</table> 367 368<br> 369 370<table class="table_standard_75"> 371 <tr> 372 <th><IMG class="block_center_image" alt="bankers" src="../pdfs/bankers.gif"></th> 373 </tr> 374 <tr> 375 <td>From the May issue of the Bankers' Magazine, Journal of the Money Market, and Commercial Digest.<br> 376 Volume XXXIV. January to December, 1874. Page 418. </td> 377 </tr> 378</table> 379<br><br><br> 380 <table class="picture_table"> 381 <tr> 382 <td> 383 <img class="block_center_image_100" alt="missing image" src="../bank_notes/JN_226_461.jpg"><br> 384 <i> A <a href="../bank_notes/bank.htm">banknote</a> issued by The Jersey States, Committee for Harbours unissued £1, 1 June 1874.</i> 385 </td> 386 </tr> 387</table> 388 389 390 391 392<hr class="class-7"> 393<p></p> 394<A id=Foot1></A>1. 395HO 45/8231, <a href=mint_70/Mint_1870.htm>Jersey: Coinage: substitution of bronze</a> for copper and the suggestion that the islands' coinage assimilate 396that of England. 1869 - 1870. 397Home Office Papers, The Public Record Office, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK. 398<br> 399<br> 400<A id=Foot2></A>2. 401W. A. Browne, <a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Merchants_Handbook_of_Money_Weights/JCrjdhV0dOkC?hl=en"> 402<i>The Merchants' Handbook of Money, Weights and Measures, with their British Equivalents</i></a> 403(London, 1879). <a href="../pdfs/The_Merchants_Handbook_of_Money_Weights_pg32_32.pdf">p. 32.</a> 404<br> 405<br> 406<A id=Foot3></A>3. 407Lobel, Davidson, Hailstone, and Calligas, 408<i>Coincraft's Standard Catalogue of the Coins of Scotland, Ireland, Channel Islands & Isle of Man</i> 409(London: Polestar Wheatons Ltd., 1999). pp. 320 and 321. 410 411<br><br> 412<A id=Foot4></A>4. 413 A. H. Baldwin & Sons LTD, <a href="https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/auctionlots?AucCoId=514744&AuctionId=539977"><i>The Arielle Collection of British Colonial Coins, Part 2 Europe, Asia, Oceania and the Caribbean.</i></a> Auction 86 414 415<p></p> 416<br><br> 417<div class="wrapuptext"> 418 419 <hr class="class-7"> 420 421 <i> 422 <a href="pen13.htm">Go Back to the previous 13 Pence section</a><BR> 423 or goto<br><br> 424 <A href="../index.htm">home</a>, 425 <A href="../jer_tokens/token.htm">tokens</A>, 426 <A href="../pen12/pen12.htm">1/12th of a shilling</A>, 427 <A href="../decimal/dec.htm">decimal</A>, 428 <A href="../com_1/com_1.htm">one pound</a>, 429 <A href="../com_2/com_2.htm">commemoratives</a>, or 430 <A href="../gold/gold.htm">gold coins</a> 431 </i> 432 <br><hr class="class-5"> 433 434</div> 435</body> 436</html>
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