There are four die varieties for this coin consisting of four obverse dies paired with a single reverse die along with the lettering in VICTORIA.  The differences can be noted in the date.
Picturesque A
Fort Regent from Elizabeth Castle
From "The Picturesque and Historical Guide to the Island of Jersey"
by Rev. Edward Durell, interspersed with lithographic drawing by P.J. Ouless, artist (1852)


1851
Penny
Obverse
Reverse




Obverse Dies:  The Date


The ones have serifs and
the 8 is repunched over a low 8


The first digit is repunched and
the 8 is repunched over a high 8


The first digit is repunched and
the 8 is repunched over a left 8


The top of the ones are flat and
the 8 has been repunched


Obverse Dies:  VICTORIA


No repunched letters


The first I in VICTORIA is repunched.


The second I in VICTORIA is repunched.


Obverse Dies:  The Date


The ones have serifs and
the 8 is repunched over a low 8


The first digit is repunched and
the 8 is repunched over a high 8


The first digit is repunched and
the 8 is repunched over a left 8


Obverse Dies:  The Date


The ones are flat and
the 8 has been repunched.


Obverse Dies:  VICTORIA


No repunched letters


The first I in VICTORIA is repunched.


The second I in VICTORIA is repunched.


Reverse Dies:  1/13

The fraction





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