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Description
In 1964, copper-nickel coins were introduced in denominations of 6d, 1/–, 2/–, and 2/6, all featuring a portrait of Hastings Banda. In 1967, 1d coins were added to the series. The 1d coin had a smooth edge, while the others had 4x4 interrupted milling. The abbreviation "d" for penny, such as in 1d, comes from the Roman denarius.
Obverse
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Depicts a large value in the center, country name above and date with two flowers below. MALAWI |
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Reverse
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Depicts a large value digit and in English letters above, three flowers below. ONE PENNY |
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_Cents_25/Colorado_2006_17.09.2016_16.10-125.jpg "25 Cents 2006, KM# 384, United States of America (USA), 50 State Quarters Program, Colorado")
_Cents_25/Colorado_2006_17.09.2016_16.10_01-125.jpg "25 Cents 2006, KM# 384, United States of America (USA), 50 State Quarters Program, Colorado")