twopenny [ˈtʌp(ə)nɪ] ПРИЛ. брит.
1. twopenny (worth two cents):
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In 1797 the first, and only, copper twopenny and the first penny coins were produced under contract although the smaller denominations did not follow until later.
en.wikipedia.org The black penny, the red penny, and, above all, the blue twopenny stamps of 1840 to 1880 have never been surpassed for strength of colour and simplicity of design.
blogs.spectator.co.uk The twopenny value of the 1949 health stamp features a notable, though not particularly rare, flaw, with some stamps issued with no dot below the d of the value.
en.wikipedia.org Banning it won't make a twopenny bit of difference to that.
www.telegraph.co.uk Starving and miserable they struggled along eating only "herbes gathered in the fieldes" and a twopenny loaf given to them by some troops along the way.
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