Azed 2210

[mrcroft]

3d Old pennies, out and in? It takes you back (6) R-WIN- Is this rowing or rewind - can't parse either

[chalky2850]

pennies=d rewind=takes you back

[Quizmonkey]

Still not parsed though - baffling

[Svejk]

yes, I was puzzling over this, this morning.

[scorpiojo]

Click on the frogman's link here:
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1371890.html

[Svejk]

clear as mud, lol. ;-)

[scorpiojo]

Yep ;o)

[bibblebub]

'win' is an old word for a penny

[Mamyalynne]

The Penny red was a stamp too.

[TheFrogman]

I'm not saying it's a great clue but (ref Chambers):

WIN(3) = obsolete slang for a penny, ie an old penny.
RED(1) = a red cent [the old copper cent, superseded by an alloy of copper, tin and zinc], PENNY(1) = a cent, thus RED = an old penny.

So RED is the old penny 'out' and WIN is the old penny 'in'...honest...

[Quizmonkey]

Hmmm. A sound clue but the indirect references are too obscure IMHO.