5 pence

atarian

would be listed as what country? thanks for helping me with a a newbie question

Bayard1908

If you're asking what country has coins denominated in pence, Britain is the most obvious answer.

garsmith

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Is it roughly the size and weight of a U.S. quarter if so than it's a British 5 pence piece.

atarian

its the size of a dime. what is the difference between a Franc ( which i believe is France) and a 1 FR. with no country listed. Is there a site i can go to that might help me so i dont bug yall

lkeigwin

Great Britain doesn't use the Euro. They have their own currency based on the (GBP) pound. One sterling pound = 100 pence.

Their coins are in these denominations:
1 penny, 2 pence, 5 pence, 10 pence, 20 pence, 50 pence, 1 pound, and 2 pounds (and yes, "pence" is the plural of penny).

garsmith

You can try on the World and Ancient Coins Forum- an image of the coin would help us give you an identification.

chaze215

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Pence is used with South African coins as well.