The coin is in an older NGC slab and the owner really should have it regraded with PCGS. The newer slabs don't come up to the edge of the coin and are much better display. My family owns a jewelry and coin shop in Texas, we have been in business for 13 years and see British penny's all the time. Many of the pennies people have are from the Grandfathers coming back from WWII. We actually have a free coins box that we let kids pick out coins from and there are always pennies, francs, lira, etc in there. I am an avid American coin collector myself and always enjoy video's about them. I did know the story of the '33 Penny but you did a good job telling it.,(reply>), @Michael Frey Each of the euro-area countries uses familiar or traditional motifs and icons for the design of the national sides of their coins. Some countries have a different design for each coin denomination; others apply the same design to all. I am happy that we still have the Danish "kroner" here in Denmark though.,(reply>), @Icositetrachoron thanks 😊,(reply>), @Helen Tee Yep, that's it exactly, you nailed it.,(reply>), @Backroad Junkie it’s a 63 brown.,(reply>), @Matthew Gies just out of pure curiosity, what is grading whan it comes to coins. Does it mean condition, amount of wear etc,as with second hand books, ie fair ,poor,foxed (that's marking caused by damp),which then is stated as  series of figures/letters?