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Showing content with the highest reputation on 10/08/2015 in all areas

  1. 1 point
    davidrj
    I think that's another wide one, we are talking micro-varieties here, I tried searching my stache of duplicates with a loupe and quickly lost the will to live, my scan below of 1918 KN varieties shows the very slight difference in the N relative to border beads, very difficult on worn examples
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    davidrj
    It,s one of those oddities of collecting, this one doesn't appear in Freeman or Gouby, and is only in Peck as a footnote, so tends to be ignored, whilst the 1897 and 1946 dot pennies are far less dramatic but attract a premium as they appear in listings. I think definitely a die clash I wonder if anyone has looked to see whether the bird's foot occurs with both the wide and narrow KN types, both your coin and mine are wide KN
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    Paulus
    Thought I would bump this thread by posting a couple of recent toned silver acquisitions here, and to bring it to the attention of newer members, who may wish to contribute!
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    Nordle11
    Sometimes I like to bid in small increments when there is an existing bid, depending on the lot. It gives the illusion of many bidders trying to get the same item, even if it puts off one person from looking at it further then it's done the trick.





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