The 1915 pennies

> Mintage
> Designation | P15L.1B | P15H.1B
> Obverse | London | London
> Reverse | Birmingham | Birmingham
> Mint | London | Heaton & Son
> Mint mark | None | H below lower scroll
> Mintge | 960,000 | 1,320,000

The London coin occurs in two varieties, one with an upright 5 like that on the Heaton coins and one with a 5 leaning noticeably to the left. This latter variety is quite rare.

Reverses
| P15L.1B.1
| P15L.1B.2 5 leans left.
| P15H.1B

Enlargements of the date
| The Heaton mint coin. These all seem to have an upright 5.
| The common London coin. The orientation of the 5 is exactly the same as on the Heaton coin.
| The rare variety where the 5 leans strongly to the left.

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