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    Prax
    In case you are still looking http://www.ebay.com/itm/BRITISH-Gr-Britain-Edward-VII-King-1901-1910-1904-AE-Penny-PCGS-MS64RB-London-/171689860786?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27f9835eb2 I am sure you can try $160-180 which should be reasonable
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    Nordle11
    I saw a quote recently in which, when a collector was asked what grade he perceived a coin to be he said, "Am I buying or selling?". Hits the nail on the head really
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    Paulus
    Fabulous bust, so glad this thread has given us this visual treat! However much effort it had taken to produce these pics Rob, it is worth it!
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    Rob
    William I PAXS penny GODESBRAND ON BA(TH)
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    HistoricCoinage
    This has a blueish/purplish hue. Finding them hard to capture on camera.
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    TomGoodheart
    One of those 'sharp as a knife' but with all the faults of hammered coinage (double striking, breaking flan, weak patches where the flan is thinner in parts...) S.2799 Sharp G1/2 .





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