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Showing content with the highest reputation on 04/27/2015 in Posts

  1. 1 point
    Coinery
    I've not studied the full thread, but this isn't surely a CGS bust confusion, surely? Surely not?
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    Paulus
    See various rants in the TPG thread! There is a ton of mis-attributed, over-graded, and fake stuff out there, on balance I would say TPGs help to limit it, but once slabbed it is often taken as gospel .... if you can spot a coin that has been mis-attributed there are bargains to be found
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    Rob
    First of all, the 1st bust is the easy one to identify. At the back of the head, the hair forms a circle as opposed to a lot of roughly parallel strands found on the 3rd bust and variety. 4 x 1st bust shillings in varying grades in the first image and a better detail worn 1st bust example in the second showing how easy it is to see the variety even when badly worn such as this one.
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    Rob
    Probably been told 'old pennies' are rare and has plucked a figure out of the air. Hilarious. Very honest. Says it belongs to the right person. Correct. If the grandfather looks after it for a few more years, no collector will have to suffer ownership.





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