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    Looks like I might have a rarity !!!!!
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    Pete Thought I'd replied hours ago but now see it didn't go. Tried again with pics but can't seem to get them under the 500k acceptable limit, will have a go some other time (I'm now away for a few days). Essentially, yes, I have a much better example (two close ups attached). My full view shots are always pretty grim so tried to attach the seller's pics but can't get the programme to accept them as it rejects them as being too large and I haven't yet figured a way to reduce them enough. Will give it some thought and try again. Cliff
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    On the subject of 1902 (high tide) pennies, has anyone else noticed that the E in PENNY can have either a flat foot or a curved foot ? See thumbnails.
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    Just the latest. Mrs Peter will be cremated next Tuesday 27th so I will be burning mid night oil for a while. All plans set up but all our investments were in her name but my mother is railroading me until the solicitors start working. It doesn't help but the daughters have just got their cars....mega expense Please everyone love people around you and take nothing for granted. She never came around so we never said good bye. My poem to her which will appear on a montage of photographs my daughters are doing. I'm missing you my darling Alison. I cry openly every day. I still dream you are here and that you haven't gone away. My heart is broken unable to amend. You were my wife,soul mate and my best friend. You never said you were leaving. We never said goodbye. I stayed up all night and at 5:am the hospital called me and made me cry. In life I loved you dearly in death I love you still. In my heart you have a place that no one could ever fill. It has broken my heart to lose you but you didn't go alone,for part of me went with you. You will never be alone. XXXX Peter to Mrs Peter Apologies Gents/Ladies
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    Oh God, I remember my bun pennies well. They were mostly flat washers, or else they were in VG condition and dated either 1890, 1891, or 1892.





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