two odd coins I found in the water

[dc426]

Last week after TS Debby while shallow water (ankle deep) hunting I ran across a 1929 King George V one penny. It was pretty crusty and I figure it was in the water for a while. Today while in about thigh deep water at a completely different beach I dug up a 1915 King George V one penny. Before this the oldest coin I've found was a 1941 Merc. What are the odds?
DC

 

[scubadetector]

Are they both Canadian large cents? Sorry I can't see them that good. They are pretty common here in the water if they are

 

[dc426]

I googled them and think they are British large cents.
DC

 

[bob.oz]

That might be common in Michigan,and we do find alot of Canadian coins here in Fla.,but that's unusual ...,Could you tell it was a coin?That's a neat find,you got me looking...Good Luck HH

 

[kcdigit]

Those are British coins, I have several in my collection. Nice finds.

 

[Merlin cadogan]

Hi DC, yes those are English pennies, a nice find, but not worth any monatary value, but a great find, especially 2 coins from different places out of the blue like that!
The old English coins that are silver are made from silver up until 1947. So if you find any silver British coins they have a value. I found a silver six pence on the beach from 1813 a few weeks ago after a storm. Good luck Dc