Model half farthing mule

Has anyone ever heard about a model half farthing mule and what they're worth? I found one while browsing through some sites

I don't think that's a mule I've seen loads of those I think they were just coronation pieces.

It's a Lauer Model Half Farthing.
Apparently there are several combinations of reverse and obverse.
http://www.aboutfarthings.co.uk/Lauer%20Model%20Farthings.html
That one seems to be a "Reverse 3" and "Obverse G".
Description from the link for that combination is:
"Edward VII, Jubilee Mule (Muled with the 1897 reverse - Edward VII never celebrated a Jubilee), Copper, legend spacers (closely spaced and aligned), small ampersand, six pointed star, decorative font"

Edit: Although not sure why it mentions ampersand, the ampersand is only on the Victoria obverse.

Hi Neil
How many would you like as I collect them and about $5-$10 some people charge more.
Mine is CGML-1902C-9H on the farthing site
email me

Цитата: "Mark240590"​I don't think that's a mule I've seen loads of those I think they were just coronation pieces.

​It has to be a mule because it has queen Vic's reverse and Edward VII's obverse. The ones for his coronation have "coronation" on the reverse rather than "jubilee"

To me they are like apprentice pieces showing what the company could do and heres my smallest

size 7mm, weight .23grams.
Joseph Moore
Struck by Allen & Moore of Burmingham.
1/32.1/16,1/8,1/4 was sold as a set in a case.

Lauer did a lot of model coins--also toy coins for the rich children for their play sets.

Those are awesome Don