The 1876 H Obverse 1 RP T&A Canadian Penny is an intriguing piece of Canadian numismatic history. This particular penny features the iconic image of Queen Victoria on the obverse, surrounded by the inscription "VICTORIA DEI GRATIA REGINA" which translates to "Victoria, by the grace of God, Queen." One notable feature of this penny is the inclusion of the "H" mint mark, which signifies its production at the Heaton Mint in Birmingham, England. The reverse of the coin showcases a maple leaf wreath surrounding the value "1 CENT" and the initials "R.P." for Royal Mint engraver Robert Priddy. The addition of "T&A" refers to Thomas Allen, the deputy master of the Royal Mint at the time. The 1876 H Obverse 1 RP T&A Canadian Penny is a precious collectible that encapsulates a significant period in Canada's coinage history.