Ireland 1 pingin penny Free State KM-11 Chick Bird PR 63 PCGS bronze coin 1928

The 1928 Ireland Free State 1 Pingin Penny bronze coin, KM-11, certified PCGS PR63 Proof, is a charming example of early Irish national coinage. The obverse features an elegant Celtic harp with finely engraved strings, ornamental framework, and decorative scrollwork, surrounded by the inscription SAORSTÁT ÉIREANN and the divided date 1928. The reverse depicts a beautifully detailed hen with raised tail feathers, layered wings, a small comb, and delicate legs, accompanied by tiny chicks near her feet. The denomination 1d, Irish word PINGIN, artist's initials PM, and beaded border complete the design. Created by Percy Metcalfe, this celebrated wildlife motif symbolizes rural life, fertility, and Ireland's agricultural heritage. Introduced during the early years of the Irish Free State, the coin reflects the nation's emerging identity through traditional Celtic and natural imagery. A wonderful PCGS-certified Proof collectible for lovers of Irish history and classic animal coinage!

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