1797 Great Britain 1 Penny Cartwheel Penny PCGS Genuine Damage-F (4.4)

  

This is a historic 1797 Great Britain "Cartwheel" 1 Penny, certified by PCGS as Genuine with Damage-F Detail. Struck under King George III, this coin is part of the S-3777 variety, notable for its 10 leaves on Britannia's laurel wreath. The "Cartwheel" penny is celebrated as one of the most iconic coins of British numismatics, renowned for its large size and innovative minting by Matthew Boulton at the Soho Mint in Birmingham. Certification : PCGS Genuine - Damage-F Detail.

Obverse : Features King George III's portrait with visible wear and damage. Reverse : Britannia seated with her trident and shield; details remain visible despite wear.

Condition Notes: This coin has been authenticated by PCGS and assigned a "Genuine - Damage-F Detail" grade. Surface damage is present, but the coin retains its historic appeal. Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of its condition. Historical Significance: The 1797 "Cartwheel" Penny was the first official copper penny issued by Great Britain.

Its hefty one-ounce weight and unique size were designed to prevent counterfeiting, making it a groundbreaking coin of its era. Collectors prize these coins for their historical importance and industrial innovations. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of British numismatic history! 1797 Great Britain 1 Penny - "Cartwheel" Penny - PCGS Genuine Damage-F (4.4). Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.