A pile of lose change British copper coins.A close up of 2p and 1p,UK coins.
RFPPBA80–A pile of lose change British copper coins.A close up of 2p and 1p,UK coins.
Collection of British coins, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RMCBT4H8–Collection of British coins, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Pile of penny coins, UK, on white background
RMD5EEHT–Pile of penny coins, UK, on white background
Cupped hands holding lots of bronze coloured coins.
RMD3EM74–Cupped hands holding lots of bronze coloured coins.
Collection of British new pence, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
RMCBT48F–Collection of British new pence, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Pile of half penny coins, UK, on white background
RMD5EEHM–Pile of half penny coins, UK, on white background
Cupped hands holding lots of bronze coloured coins.
RMD3EM6E–Cupped hands holding lots of bronze coloured coins.
1 Penny shiny coin among other UK Copper coins
RFCXN4C7–1 Penny shiny coin among other UK Copper coins
1 Penny coin, Queen Elizabeth II, UK, 1967
RMD5EGA1–1 Penny coin, Queen Elizabeth II, UK, 1967
Glass jar containing UK coins - as metaphor for personal savings, rainy day saving, pensions savings pot, saving pot.
RFT3H2JC–Glass jar containing UK coins - as metaphor for personal savings, rainy day saving, pensions savings pot, saving pot.
1 Penny coin, Queen Elizabeth II, UK, 1965
RMD5EG9Y–1 Penny coin, Queen Elizabeth II, UK, 1965
Glass jar containing UK coins - as metaphor for personal savings, rainy day saving, pensions savings pot, saving pot.
RFT3H2KA–Glass jar containing UK coins - as metaphor for personal savings, rainy day saving, pensions savings pot, saving pot.
Half penny coin, Queen Victoria, UK, 1892
RMD5EG6X–Half penny coin, Queen Victoria, UK, 1892