In this video, I'm making a coin ring out of a 1951 British halfpenny copper coin. I showcase how my method has evolved with the use of advanced tools for more efficient ring-making. Copper's softness ...

Meet Fred and Ken, some of the Baltimore area’s most dedicated penny collectors. They see value in the coin, even though the ...

These events are in addition to the company’s PeakSave Sunday scheme, which sees thousands of customers offered half-price electricity between 11am and 4pm every Sunday. British Gas says it ...

One of the first to at least attempt to separate news from opinion was the Boston Gazette and Country Journal, an anti-British newspaper ... Populist “penny presses” later came along ...

Half of UK adults say they are now less likely to buy American ... Meanwhile almost six in 10 (59%) say they would support a campaign to buy more British made goods following Trump unleashing his ...

British Gas will host its second Green Flex event of the year tomorrow, offering customers half-price electricity from 11am to 1pm on March 28. This initiative is part of the energy provider’s ...

An uncirculated 1860 half-penny recently auctioned for big money. You need to look out for half-pennies from the 1800s - and it all depends on the condition of the coin too,” the rare coin ...

You need to look out for half-pennies from the 1800s - and ... the half-penny was finally retired in 1984, remembered as perhaps the least favoured coin in British currency history.

An uncirculated 1860 half-penny recently auctioned for big money. You need to look out for half-pennies from the 1800s - and it all depends on the condition of the coin too. "You never know what ...

British Gas will be holding its first Green Flex event of the year on Thursday, March 6,, offering half price electricity between 12:30pm and 2.30pm as windy conditions have resulted in more ...

But if you find a half-penny from the 1800s, things start to get interesting ... one of the first British copper coins - a good one can fetch serious money. Here's the catch: condition is everything.