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Showing content with the highest reputation on 03/25/2014 in all areas

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    numismatist
    " Guttering " can be very dangerous !!...A friend tried it and the Magpies took all the items he had left there to get to tone.....oh oh oh ...ouch !!
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    HistoricCoinage
    It's rare because it's a mule, no?
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    Paulus
    LC's description doesn't seem to add up, somehow... "Proof ESC 247 UNC" - is that meant to be two grades, or the strike and then a mention that it wasn't circulated? The London coins one was definitely a proof, I viewed it. It was ok but had a few marks and cabinet friction on the high pointsAs a buyer/collector, if I chose to buy a proof, by and large it needs to be FDC or very near so. If I was a date or proof collector I may accept less than that if it was scarce or rare. The wear on the reverse of this proof coin (however it came about, 'cabinet friction' is a euphemism for 'wear' to me) renders it totally undesirable to me, each to his or her own I know!





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