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Showing content with the highest reputation on 11/28/2015 in Posts

  1. 1 point
    Chingford
    It is sought after, but is not recorded as a variety, In all probability just an indication that the die is starting to fail, other examples have the dot larger and irregular in shape
  2. 1 point
    Coinery
    Maybe a piece of crud damaged the die?
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    Nordle11
    I think because of the sheer number of people checking every 1903 or 1911 for a gouby x that your only hope to get one for a quid is to gamble on bad photos! But yes, I've bought many an under £5 coin for it to be nothing. All good fun
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    PWA 1967
    Not to worry Brian ,think probably everyone on here who collects pennies has bought a variety at sometime from a bad picture ,hoping its one they are looking for. Only to end up being garbage . Better luck next time .
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    bhx7
    Hi Folks, Just to keep you all updated I recieved the coin and it was just a nasty worn out standard 1903. It cost a little under 3 Euro inc of P&P so only about £2 wasted so worth the risk at that. Nevermind, back to the hunt Cheers Brian





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